Quote from: RaltcoinsB on Today at 04:58:43 PM

Quote from: Luzin on Today at 02:27:05 PM

I just read correctly that Rasford has undergone a medical, it may even be officially announced next week. But I also heard the news that Barcelona's financial condition might be difficult to immediately register Rashford as a new member ready to appear in La Liga. If you remember Barcelona also had problems registering Dani Olmo and Pau Victor. Both can only be registered after the season starts. Indeed, hopefully everything will go smoothly and Barcelona can immediately register Rashford to play fully with Barcelona.

It doesn't make sense to me that Barcelona is still experiencing such problems. If you're making a transfer, you should consider these things. You can't expect a transfer to be productive without considering these things. Because the player is naturally affected by this situation. Marcus Rashford is a player who can play and succeed in Spain. I think he can be effective on the wings for Barcelona next year. He'll also be a great backup option, making him a good running back in the squad.

Marcus Rashford was a very talented player at the beginning of his career but because of his long stay at Manchester United, maybe we don't see the same performance from him now or when we see his game, it doesn't seem like this player is different from all the other players. If Marcus Rashford comes to Barcelona, I don't think he will be able to contribute very well to the team because the current Barcelona team has young footballers who are doing well in certain positions in the team, so if Barcelona brings Marcus Rashford to their club, he may have to sit on the bench most of the time.

And even so, it has been heard recently that Barcelona's financial situation is not very good, so they may not buy this English star at this high price now.