Barcelona has made its attacking division a priority for the summer transfer period as Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford has achieved its highest goal and sources close to the agent industry inform them. Catch off side.
However, despite the club’s praise for England International, which scored 11 goals last season, financial reality could force them to explore other paths.
Sports Director Deco is reluctant to push for a deal with Rashford due to its potential costs.
Marcus Rashford is firmly on the radar of Barcelona
The market value of the 27-year-old is estimated to be around 60 million euros, and his salary expectations pose a major challenge to Barcelona’s wage structure.
While Rashford is considered an impactful option that can add fire to the team, Deco concerns have sluggished momentum.
In the background, both Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain are closely monitoring the situation and are ready to take part in the race if Rashford becomes available.
If Rashford becomes unachievable, Barcelona is ready to shift focus to AC Milan’s Rafael Rio.
The Catalan giants are also looking for other options
The Portuguese winger has a release clause of 175 million euros, and Barcelona will never pay, but there is optimism that negotiations could lead to lower fees, especially amidst Milan’s continued uncertainty regarding the renewal of its contract.
While Arsenal and Manchester City have shown interest in the past, Barcelona believes their sports projects could shake up the 26-year-old.
As a third option, Barcelona is keeping an eye on rising star Antonion Nusa. The RB Leipzigwinger offers speed, versatility and long-term value.
For clubs navigating economic restrictions, he represents a more affordable option. Borussia Dortmund and Napoli are also enthusiastic, but Barcelona’s global pull could prove decisive.
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