Marcus Rashford has touched in Barcelona to complete a medical prior to his crossing loan movement to the La Liga champions, but the journey was not easy
Oasis almost ended the Master Plan of Marcus Rashford while trying to travel to Barcelona and to complete his long -awaited transfer movement. Rashford, 27, leaves Manchester United on a seasonal loan after he participated in the five -member bubble team of the Red Devils.
The international English international will become a member of Barca on a temporary basis before an option of £ 26 million to buy will be active next summer. Just before 9 p.m. Rashford's private jet landed in Barcelona.
But the United Wantaway and his representatives had stuff up in the air. Rashford was planning to take a private jet from Manchester, but eventually had to travel to East Midlands Airport.
That's because all the slots on the Manchester Airport private terminal were full thanks to Oasis and their rabid fans, according to the Sun. The reunited rockers played their last homecoming performance in Heaton Park on Sunday.
While Match-off fan of Manchester City and the legendary guitarist Noel Gallagher traveled by train, his city-supporting brother and lead singer Liam flew through private jet from his house in the south of France. Celebrities have also flown in from all over the world to see how Oasis performs 16 years after the explosive split of the brothers who contributed to a full Manchester terminal.
A source said: “Marcus's travel plans were disturbed, so it was all a bit stressful, but he would have walked to Barcelona to sign for them. Noel and Liam laugh that they have accidentally put a key in the making.”
When he finally landed in Barcelona, Rashford was filmed in a car that took him to a hotel where he will sleep before he has a medical on Monday. The 27-year-old did not offer words, but he gave a smile and a thumb up to journalists and supporters who welcomed him.
Rashford identified Barca as his dream movement after being told that he had no future under Ruben Amorim at Old Trafford. Last month the attacker was asked by the Spanish YouTube channel Xbuyer if he wants to play with Barcelona Wonderkid Lamine Yamal in the future, and his answer was told.
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“Yes, certainly. Everyone in the world wants to play with the best,” Rashford replied. “So hopefully we will see.”
Rashford added: “Spain is fun, it's not too far from home. If I train for a long period, my family can come for a few days, it is a nice location and good weather.”