Manchester United wants to sell Marcus Rashford this summer to collect transfer funds and the Leneer van Aston Villa has set his heart to a dream movement to Barcelona
Marcus Rashford would collaborate with super-agent Pini Zahavi and the willingness to lower his salary requirements to facilitate moving to Barcelona.
The English star, 27, is expected to permanently leave Manchester United this summer and the well -camp is his dream destination. It is crucial that Rashford has succeeded in stimulating its shares during the second half of the season after he got on loan at Aston Villa, but the interest in his services of Barca has long been.
While Rashford finally stays in the Premier League, there have been countless reports in which his desire to become a member of the Spanish giants if he left Old Trafford forever.
And a new report from Mundo Deportivo has claimed that Rashford is now being represented by Zahavi; A cop with narrow ties with Barcelona who also represents their manager, Hansi Flick, and Robert Lewandowski.
It is claimed that the main reason for the move at the end of Rashford is due to the fact that Zahavi has strong ties with Barca, who have a void to fill in the left side of their front three with Ansu Fati who makes no impression on Flick.
Zahavi is supposed to have a strong relationship with the President of the Club, Joan Laporta, and it is claimed that conversations about a loan movement have already taken place this summer.
The news will come a blow to Aston Villa, who negotiated an option of £ 40 million to buy Rashford permanently as part of the deal that saw him move to Villa Park in the winter transfer window.
He has four goals and six assists in his name in a villa shirt, but is expected to miss the rest of the season due to injury.
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United's preference would be to sell their own star star, which was portrayed by Ruben Amorim. The Portuguese coach wants to reform his playing team this summer and any transfer costs that can be increased by discharging unwanted stars – such as Rashford and Antony, who also enjoyed an Old Trafford Renaissance – would be welcomed by the club.
It is still to consider whether Barcelona would be able to meet Manchester United's requirements to finance a permanent deal in view of their cash misery in recent years, while the first can be reluctant to punish a new temporary step for Rashford.
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