Is Barcelona going to add more pains to the young man's life or should I call it regret? If Flick thinks Rashford isn't going to be a started they should have left him to hang on what Manchester United are going to feed him with, he's a baller and a starter...after all Barcelona have better players on the pitch and on the bench as well so why make Rashford a player to call "IF" ("if someone is injured or unavailable he can play")? I still wonder why Aston Villa didn't go for the English man before now after all he did better for the club last campaign and as for him playing for Barcelona or should I say him sitting on the bench for Barcelona, I don't think he'll have anything big to show or convince them that he deserves to start for the team, we might see less of him next season but if he knows about this development and agrees with it then he's the one who choose to be a bench starter that isn't sure of starting 25 games next season.
Perhaps for Rashford, that's still better than remaining at a club that no longer needs him. Hansi Flick and Rashford reportedly began discussions as early. This means there must have been something that caught Rashford's attention in those discussions that led him to agree to a move. For Barcelona, this is quite advantageous, as they would have another quality player in the second tier. But for Rashford, it's still difficult to see whether he will benefit or not.
And for Rashford, he simply doesn't have a better option right now. Especially since Amorim hasn't included him in Manchester United's plans for the new season. We also know that Rashford is even training separately. And the uncertainty of his future at Manchester United will certainly make him better off choosing Barcelona. This could actually offer better hope. Hansi Flick will likely use Rashford extensively, even if not as a starter, but given his versatility, he should still get plenty of playing time, in my opinion.
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Sourch: https://sepikbola.com/2025/07/kenapa-barcelona-datangkan-marcus-rashford/)