In a blockbuster development that could reshape both Manchester United’s and Barcelona’s attacking outlook for the upcoming season, Marcus Rashford is on the verge of completing a loan move with a buy option to FC Barcelona, following the green light from manager Hansi Flick.

This was revealed by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who confirmed that Barcelona submitted an official bid to United on Saturday morning, shifting their focus away from Luis Díaz due to financial constraints.

🗣️ “Barcelona have made direct contact with Man United for Marcus Rashford... Talks are ongoing for a loan move with a buy option,” Romano posted on X.

✅ Rashford Already Said Yes — A Dream Years in the Making

Romano added that Rashford has been keen on the move since January, having long admired the Catalan giants. The England forward reportedly gave his approval months ago, and now the final decision rests on formal negotiations between the two clubs.

After falling out of favor under former United coach Ruben Amorim, and spending time on loan at Aston Villa, Rashford appears ready for a fresh start in Spain under Flick’s new project at Barcelona.

🔍 Opinion: A Win-Win for Rashford and Barça — If He Rediscovers His Spark

Let’s be honest: Marcus Rashford’s career has stalled dramatically in the past year. Once seen as United’s golden boy, the 26-year-old has struggled for consistency, confidence, and a clear role. But a move to Barça — a club craving pace, versatility, and energy in attack — could be the perfect reset.

And for Barcelona, this is smart business:

Low-risk, high-reward loan
An attacker with proven top-level experience
A manager in Flick who thrives with mobile forwards

If Rashford finds his footing in La Liga, Barcelona might just have landed a gem at a bargain.

📣 Barcelona fans, do you believe Rashford can shine at the Camp Nou? And Man Utd supporters — is this the right time to part ways with him?
Let’s hear your thoughts 👇🏽💬

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