“HE SHOULD BE IN BARCELONA WITH ME!” – Rashford Makes Emotional Transfer Plea to Ex-United Teammate
In a dramatic development that could send shockwaves across European football, Marcus Rashford has made headlines with a bold and heartfelt plea for one of his former Manchester United teammates to join him at Barcelona. The English forward, who recently completed a high-profile switch to the Catalan giants, made the surprising statement during a post-match interview, stirring up speculation and conversation across the football world.
Speaking openly, Rashford didn’t mince words. “He should come join me here in Barcelona… he’s going to perform better here, and Ruben Amorim is not the type of manager he should be playing with if he wants to succeed — that’s why I left in the first place,” he declared. His candid remarks have only added to the growing sense of unrest at Manchester United, where the squad has reportedly struggled to adapt to Amorim’s tactical setup and management style.
Rashford’s transfer to Barcelona was already a significant moment in the summer window, seen by many as both bold and symbolic. Now, it appears that his move may not be an isolated case. The England international, now thriving in La Liga, is advocating for others to follow his path — especially those who, like him, have found it difficult to flourish under the current regime at Old Trafford.
Reports suggest Rashford’s words weren’t made casually. Sources within Barcelona claim that the club’s hierarchy is paying close attention to the situation, particularly as Rashford continues to shine in Spain. His performances have reignited his career, showcasing the pace, creativity, and determination that once made him Manchester United’s golden boy.
Meanwhile, inside Manchester United, the fallout is already being felt. While Rashford didn’t name the player he wants to reunite with, fans and pundits are scrambling to figure it out. Speculation is rife — could it be Jadon Sancho, whose career has stalled since his move to United? Or Anthony Martial, who’s long struggled for consistency and fitness? Some even suggest it could be Bruno Fernandes or Scott McTominay, both of whom have had fluctuating roles in the squad.
Regardless of who Rashford meant, his message is clear: there’s a better future to be found under Barcelona’s lights. With tension mounting at Carrington and discontent reportedly growing behind closed doors, his statement could very well spark a chain reaction. More exits may be on the way, and Barcelona could be ready to welcome them.