"Rashford opened the scoring with a tremendous free-kick as Barca beat Clasico rivals Real Madrid 2-0 to retain their league title on Sunday. The England international whipped his shot into the top corner on Thibaut Courtois' side of the goal nine minutes in, and after Ferran Torres lashed in an 18th-minute second, Barca never looked likely to relinquish their advantage."
"Rashford has enjoyed a resurgence since swapping Old Trafford for Camp Nou, scoring 14 goals and supplying 11 assists in 47 appearances for the Blaugrana (all competitions). That is more goal involvements than he managed in either of the last two seasons, having recorded 13 for United in 2023-24, and 19 in 2024-25 (10 for United, nine in a half-season loan spell with Aston Villa)."
"Hansi Flick's side reportedly want to make Rashford's stay permanent, though his hefty wages at United could prove a stumbling block in any negotiations. But when asked if he wanted to stay by BBC Sport, Rashford said: "I don't know, I'm not a magician. If I was, I'd stay, so we'll see!""
""I came here to win. I want to win as many things as I can and this is one more to add. This team is going to win so much in the future, too, so being part of that would be special.""
Rashford scored the opening goal with a powerful free-kick that curled into the top corner on Thibaut Courtois’ side nine minutes into Barcelona’s 2-0 victory over Real Madrid. Ferran Torres added a second in the 18th minute, and Barcelona maintained control to retain the league title. Rashford has produced a strong return since moving from Manchester United to Camp Nou on loan, contributing 14 goals and 11 assists in 47 appearances across competitions. His output includes more goal involvements than in his previous two seasons with United. Barcelona reportedly wants to keep him permanently, though his high wages could complicate negotiations. Rashford said he is not a magician, came to win, and wants to be part of future success.
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