Marcus Rashford produced a striking mistake when Barcelona wiped the como of Cesc Fabregas in the Joan Gamper -Trophy on Sunday.
The England attacker joined Barcelona of Manchester United last month, where the Catalan giants had the option to make the move permanent for around £ 30 million.
He made his home debut on Sunday evening when the Laliga side rode a 5-0 win in their last preseason match.
But with Barcelona up 4-0 up, Rashford wasted a golden opportunity to mark the opportunity with a goal.
The 27-year-old called the keeper, but shot an open goal in one way or another. He and teammate Raphinha both remained unbelieving in their hands in their hands.
Fortunately for Rashford, Barcelona was already out of sight thanks to goals of Fermin Lopez, Raphinha and Lamine Yamal, with the teenage sensation that adds a second after the break to complete the 5-0 demolition.
The United Loanee played his role in the routes at least and used his sizzling pace to beat a defender before delivering a perfect assist for the raphinha strike.
Rashford hopes to make his competitive debut for Barcelona when she opens their LaLiga campaign with a trip to Mallorca on Saturday.
The ruling Laliga champions have encountered problems to register players at the competition because of their continuous financial situation.
Barcelona struggled last season to register Dani Olmo and Pau Victor, with the couple initially received temporary licenses that were withdrawn by Laliga during the January transfer window.
The club was temporarily allowed to have the licenses repaired after a appeal, but the Saga dragged through the 2025-26 season.
Joan Laporta, president of Barcelona, has expressed the confidence that Rashford will be one of the six stars that were registered before the season.
“It is progressing well,” Laporta told ESPN. “We do our work and we are convinced that we can register everyone.”
When he was asked about the situation, Rashford added: 'It's something for the club to find out. I believe they are going to sort it.
“I just concentrate on training and be ready for the start of the season.”
The Spanish newspaper sport states that Barcelona hopes to be able to register Rashford and five other players, someday a new sponsorship agreement and increasing £ 87 million is ratified by the sale of 475 VIP chairs in Camp Nou.