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Fabrizio Romano offers fresh update on Barcelona’s position regarding Marcus Rashford

Barcelona are still unsure about whether they want to move forward with a deal for Marcus Rashford.

In fact, according to the latest update from Fabrizio Romano, the decision is entirely in Barça’s hands.

No talks have taken place between Barcelona and Manchester United yet because the Catalan club is still debating who they actually want to sign for the winger role.

Rashford, on his part, has made it clear that he dreams of wearing the Barcelona shirt. He is not looking at any other club right now and is putting all his focus on joining Barça.

After the failed attempt to sign Nico Williams, Rashford believes he could be the perfect option to boost Barcelona’s attack.

Barcelona evaluating the challenges

The Blaugrana are aware of the financial challenges involved in signing Luis Diaz, which makes Rashford an even more realistic target.

For now, the Manchester United forward are waiting patiently for Barcelona to make a move. In the meantime, he is concentrating on improving his fitness.

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Barcelona are taking their time. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images)

Manchester United had given extra vacation days to players who are not currently part of their immediate plans.

Rashford has used this time to work hard on his own, even though it’s difficult to train without his teammates. He has been doing long runs and fitness drills because he wants to be ready if Barça call.

Rashford rejects Saudi Arabia

Rashford has been training at United’s facilities for a few days now but has stayed away from the main squad. Like other players who could leave, he is focusing on his future while keeping a close watch on the transfer market.

Interestingly, Rashford recently turned down a big-money offer from Saudi Arabia. Even though that deal would have been better for Manchester United financially, Rashford chose to reject it because his heart is set on Barcelona.

His current contract runs until 2028, but a loan deal with a mandatory buy clause remains a possible solution.

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