Barcelona head coach Flick admitted that he won't beat Marcus Rashford. The England forward will return to Manchester United after completing a successful loan spell with the Spanish club. Narazy Gravec is preparing before the start of the new Premier League season at the warehouse of the Mancunians, as part of the Kerivnytsia Blaugranas was confirmed as a full-fledged transfer.
According to ESPN, even in Catalonia they considered the option of re-renting or purchasing at a reduced price. The signing of Anthony Gordon and Karim Adejemi has completely closed the door to Rashford's return to the Camp Nou.
“You never know what will happen to the Gravians who are in Orenda - it’s always a difficult situation, but I already value an hour of work with Marcus. He is a fantastic footballer and a wonderful person. The team is chasing after him, I’m still struggling, but still life. We can accept it,” Flick said after the friendly match against Birmingham.
At the same time, the German fahivets is extremely optimistic about the good news of the newcomers:.
“Anthony Gordon arrived before us, and from our first understanding, I felt that he was simply “falling” Barsoya. I’m really looking forward to having him in our team,” added the German specialist.
It is expected that Rashford will arrive at the base in Carrington on the cob to begin preparations for the new Premier League season. Manchester United will play its first match against Gall City, which recently moved up from the top class to the elite division..
As soon as he turns around, Marcus's upcoming trip to Old Trafford will be deprived of food.
According to ESPN, United estimates the cost of a full transfer at 40 million euros (46 million dollars), and the club categorically refuses to sell it to its direct competitors in the English Championship..
The footballer himself previously published a devastating farewell to the Catalan fans on his social media:.
" I have enjoyed the skin mitta and take with me a lot of special thoughts. I wish the club and all its fans good luck and success in the coming season. Visca el Barca!