Manchester United Is Not Willing to Negotiate Marcus Rashford’s Buyout Clause With Barcelona

The Red Devils have shown rigidity in the negotiations for the purchase clause for Rashford from Barcelona

Manchester United, Rashford, and Barcelona

According to English media such as Sky Sports, Manchester United would not be willing to renegotiate the terms of the contract under which Barcelona intends to sign Marcus Rashford at the end of the season.

The clause in the contract of the English player from the Red Devils is around 35 million dollars, which is currently on loan. In fact, Barcelona intends to lower it and negotiate a more accessible number for the Catalan team.

Rigidity in negotiation

From Manchester, they have been rigid in response to Barça's proposals to change the amount of the buyout clause, considering that the player Rashford shows signs that he would like to stay and play for the bluegrana team.

Future and stats

During the period when Marcus Rashford was settling in Spain with Barcelona, he managed to score 10 goals in the 33 matches he played, 5 of those goals being in the UEFA Champions League, while with Manchester United during his time in England, he scored 138 goals in 426 official matches, from his debut until his departure from the Red Devils.

We will have to wait to see what the future holds for the 28-year-old English left winger, whether Barcelona manages to buy him and he continues the rest of his career in Spain with the Azulgrana or if he returns to the club that loaned him and where he debuted, remains to be seen. In the meantime, he continues in Barcelona's campaign.