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Barcelona struggles to finalize a permanent transfer for Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. Rashford, currently on loan at Aston Villa, left United after a fallout with Ruben Amorim, who was dismissed earlier this season. A previous loan to Barcelona included a €30m (£26m) buyout option, but financial constraints cast doubt on the Catalan club's ability to meet the fee and wages.
Barcelona president Joan Laporta reassures Rashford of the club's commitment to make him a key signing. However, negotiations remain fragile, especially with Atletico Madrid demanding up to €200m (£167m) for Julian Alvarez, which could influence the timing and structure of a potential Rashford deal.
Barcelona sporting director Deco emphasizes their intent to secure Rashford before the summer window, stating, “We will try – in Barca’s interest – to ensure that Marcus Rashford can continue with us beyond this season.”
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