Marcus Rashford has snubbed a potential return to Manchester United in favor of a permanent move to Barcelona, expressing full confidence in Hansi Flick’s project over the “searching” direction of his parent club.
Marcus Rashford has reportedly closed the door on a return to Manchester United, citing a lack of faith in the club’s current sporting direction.
Currently on loan at FC Barcelona, the England international is determined to make his stay in Spain permanent.
Despite interest from interim United boss Michael Carrick, Rashford remains unconvinced by the “uncertainty surrounding United’s long-term vision” compared to his current environment.
The 28-year-old forward believes his ambitions for major honors are best served under Hansi Flick.
Rashford has thrived in La Liga, tallying 10 goals and 12 assists this season while embracing the German manager’s tactical setup.
Emphasizing his commitment to the Catalan giants, Rashford stated: “What I want is to stay at Barca. It’s the ultimate goal… Barca is a huge, fantastic club, built to win titles.”