Marcus Rashford was reasonably harsh when he in his first interview as a Barcelona player gave his opinion of Manchester United’s development towards a position as a title contender: “There can be no development if it doesn’t start…” Starting at Barcelona, Rashford was supposed to speed up his own development. During his first month as a Barca player, he was called up to the England national team again. Then rumours leaked out in the Spanish media that Barcelona management had already decided to send Rashford home halfway through the loan period.
Rumours were that Barcelona management were so disappointed with the 27-year-old during his 94 minutes in La Liga that they are already considering ending his loan at the next possible opportunity in January.
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These claims have now been debunked, and Barcelona are believed to remain fully committed to Rashford at this point.
Renowned Spanish journalist Guillem Balague reports Barcelona representatives have spoken directly to Rashford’s representatives to debunk the story, insisting that they still believe he will rediscover his best form in Catalonia this season.
Also, the hyperactive transfer journalist Romano reports that there is “absolutely no truth to the allegations that Barcelona dump Rashford in January.
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Then Marcus Rashford’s peace of mind can settle down again.
