Revitalised Man Utd man drops social media hint over where his future might lie amid ongoing transfer talks

Marcus Rashford is adamant about continuing with Barcelona beyond the summer, despite his loan spell coming to an end next month.The ball is entirely in the Blaugrana’s court when it comes to getting a deal over the line, as they simply have to activate his £26 million buy option.DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL STRETTY NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES & BREAKING NEWS – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAYMarcus Rashford to Barcelona: The state of playYet, they are making things as difficult as possible by attempting to negotiate a lower price with Rashford’s parent club, Manchester United. Marcus Rashford: “If I was a magician, I would stay at Barcelona” 🪄 pic.twitter.com/H1rtRT75HA — BBC Sport (@BBCSport) May 10, 2026Want more Stretty News coverage? Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trustUnited, understandably, are entirely closed off to the prospect of selling their academy graduate, whose fee would count as pure profit, for anything below the sum they’ve set. Appearances Goals Assists 426 138 79 Rashford’s complete record for UnitedYou could even argue that Rashford’s value has increased throughout the course of the campaign, given he returned a hugely impressive 14 goals and 14 assists in 49 appearances across all competitions.Rashford has sights firmly set on Camp Nou stayAfter the Catalan giants played out their final match of the term, the 28-year-old took to Instagram to react to his season-long spell, saying he was ‘hungry for more’. Hansi Flick has reportedly directly informed Rashford that he is relying on him for 2026/2027, albeit he’d be better off telling the board that, given they’re the ones who are dragging their heels over his potential transfer.United are also unwilling to facilitate another loan, as they want to reinvest the funds they make on a replacement when the window opens.Depth across the squad will be imperative ahead of the side’s return to the Champions League, where Rashford – if he does sign for Barcelona – could come up against his boyhood club for the first time.