Barcelona’s interest in Marcus Rashford is driven by their need for an attacker capable of playing both as a winger and a central forward.

After weeks of negotiations, Barcelona have appeared to finally strike a deal to sign Marcus Rashford this summer.Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has already given his customary ‘here we go’ for

INEOS and Ruben Amorim see Rashford as a valuable asset in their attempt to raise funds and balance PSR obligations. With new signings already arriving, and more expected, Utd want to offload players permanently, and Rashford’s long-term contract gives them little incentive to compromise.