Manchester United’s on loan star Marcus Rashford impressed once again as he grabbed an assist in FC Barcelona’s 7-3 victory over Jesse Lingard’s FC Seoul.
Impressed last time out
The 27-year-old impressed on his debut for Barcelona in their 3-1 victory over Vissel Kobe.
He played a key role in their second goal of the game and was once again a threat in his second match.
Impact off the bench
The England international had to make do with another start from the bench but he managed to play the entire second half.
He grabbed an assist for Barcelona’s seventh goal by expertly sliding in a through ball for Ferran Torres to slot home.
Earlier in the half, he almost scored his first goal for the Catalans.
In trademark fashion, Rashford expertly cut inside and unleashed a fearsome drive but it was parried away by the South Korean side’s keeper.
He managed two shots on target to go alongside his assist, in an impressive all-round display.
The United academy graduate completed 15 of his 18 passing attempts and made one key pass.
The winger also competed in three ground duels, winning one and made one interception for his team.
Lingard reunion
The pre-season match provided the opportunity for Rashford to come up against his former teammate, Lingard.
The two played for the youth team and senior team together until Lingard left the club in 2022.
Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard reunite in Seoul.
Just like old times 🥹 pic.twitter.com/Dap9Xq833O
— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) July 31, 2025
The Blaugrana will next take on South Korean side FC Daegu on the 4th August, where Rashford will be hoping to perhaps gain his first start.
The England star could also theoretically make his domestic debut against Mallorca on the 16th August in La Liga.
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