Barcelona earned the first money for the transfer of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. The club has officially informed the English team about the plan to release the striker after the end of the loan, but the parties are still discussing financial considerations.

The 28-year-old striker fits in well with the Catalans, scoring 7 goals and providing 11 assists in 27 matches in all tournaments this season. Rashford apparently had to take a pay cut to make the move to Barcelona possible.

Club President Joan Laporta informed Manchester United about the need to save the player, but Barcelona is not ready to pay 30 million euros for the transfer. In this case, there are two options: either less compensation, or a new lease for the 2026/27 season with a liability package, as a matter of fact..

Negotiations are troubling, and decisions will be made in the coming months before the upcoming Rashford.

It was previously reported that Barcelona was targeting the Manchester City star.