FC Barcelona opts not to sign Marcus Rashford permanently
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 8:49 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
FC Barcelona has chosen not to activate the buy option for Marcus Rashford from Manchester United after his loan stint. During his time with Barcelona, Rashford contributed 14 goals and 14 assists, helping the team secure the La Liga and Spanish Super Cup titles. The decision follows the recent signing of Anthony Gordon, which has made Rashford redundant in Barcelona's plans, as they both play the same position. Although Rashford's camp is reportedly not worried about the competition, his higher salary demands contributed to the decision. Barcelona may consider another loan for Rashford after the expiration of his current deal at the end of the month.
- •Marcus Rashford will return to Manchester United after his loan at Barcelona.
- •Rashford scored 14 goals and provided 14 assists during the season.
- •Barcelona recently signed Anthony Gordon, complicating Rashford's prospects.
- •Rashford’s loan deal expires on June 30.
- •Barcelona may revisit a loan for Rashford later this summer.
- 8:49 AMYahoo Sports — FC Barcelona Decides To Axe Manchester United Winger Rashford
"FC Barcelona has decided to bid "adéu" or "adios" to Marcus Rashford by not exercising the Manchester United-owned winger's buy option.
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