Man United star has no plans to play for the club again and is willing to take pay cut to seal exit | OneFootball

Marcus Rashford has no plans to play for Manchester United ever again, according to a bombshell report from Mundo Deportivo.

The 28-year-old forward, currently on a season-long loan at Barcelona, has reportedly decided that his professional future lies exclusively at the Spotify Camp Nou.

Despite a contract with the Red Devils that runs until 2028, Rashford believes the Barcelona style of play under Hansi Flick is a far better match for his characteristics than the environment at Old Trafford.

Following a clinical goal in Barça’s recent victory over Getafe, the Englishman is convinced he has done enough to earn a permanent stay in Catalonia.

His statistics back up his confidence. In 2,333 minutes of action, Rashford has been involved in 26 goals (13 goals and 11 assists, plus two penalties won).

This averages out to a goal contribution every 89 minutes, a goalscoring ratio that currently outshines many elite attackers across La Liga.

Marcus Rashford willing to take generous pay cut to seal Man United exit

As per the report, Rashford is prepared to make significant financial sacrifices. Barcelona currently holds a €30 million purchase option valid until June, but the club’s ongoing financial constraints have made them hesitant to pull the trigger.

Knowing that Barça seeks to reduce both the transfer fee and the long-term wage commitment for a player turning 29 this October, Rashford has reportedly signaled a willingness to give up a “generous portion” of his current salary.

He is eager to finalise his future before the upcoming World Cup.

Tottenham keen on signing Rashford

While Rashford’s heart is set on Spain, other suitors are lurking if the Barcelona deal falters. Tottenham have emerged as a primary candidate to bring the forward back to the Premier League.

Spurs are reportedly monitoring the situation closely, viewing Rashford as a marquee signing to lead a squad rebuild under Roberto De Zerbi.

However, any move to North London remains complicated by Tottenham’s current league position and .