Marcus Rashford ‘on the brink of Man United exit as Barcelona enter final stages of loan-to-buy agreement’ – with Red Devils exile ‘approved’ by manager Hansi Flick

Manchester United Forward Marcus Rashford is reported to be on the verge of joining Barcelona during the season’s credit agreement.

The 27 -year -old England star spent the last half of the last season at the Aston Villa, where he scored four goals, but chose not to sign him permanently.

One of the five -united players who had to train away from the rest of the first team squad in Carrington before the season lost his shirt number 10 to the new 62.5 million £, who signed Matheus Cunha.

Barcelona was favorites to sign Rashford after meeting with his representative and older brother Dwaine Maynard.

As reported Athleticforward will join the loan Catalans with the purchase option approved by United.

Manager Hansi Flick spoke to Rashford and gave a green light for the transfer, believes that Barcelona was in line with the game style and makes sense financially.

Rashford is one of the five Manchester United players who were forced to move away from the rest of the first team squad in Carrington before the season.

Barcelona spoke to his boss Hansi Flick Rashford and gave a green light for the transfer

Bringing Rashford to the first credit agreement will facilitate the financial burden on the Laliga side because they continue to struggle with ongoing money problems.

Barcelona targets a versatile forward that can play both wide and in the middle – Rashford makes an attractive option.

Strengthening the left wing has been a fundamental priority, the club feels deprived of the cover in the second stages of last season.

Flick’s side looked close to signing Nico Williams in early this summer – but chose to sign a new long -term agreement in Athletic Club.

Rashford is still three years in an agreement of £ 300,000 per week in Old Trafford.

Ruben Amorim first left Manchester Derby in December, United won 2-1, and forward, Villa could not come forward before joining the last date day.

Shortly after the first exclusion by Amorim, Rashford, who played 426 times for United, dropped the bomb that he was ready for ‘a new challenge’.

In an interview with Henry Winter, “ For me, I think, I’m ready for a new challenge and next steps, ” he said.

‘When I leave, there will be no “difficult emotions .. There will be no negative comments about Manchester United. As a person.

If I know that a situation is bad, I won’t make it worse. I saw how other players left in the past and I don’t want to be that person. When I leave, I will make a statement and it will be from me. ‘

When asked if he was always red in his heart, Rashford, who was in the club from the age of seven and made his exit in 2016, replied: ‘Yes! 100 percent. 100 percent. ‘