Barcelona presidential hopeful Joan Laporta admitted the club is exploring “options” when it comes to Manchester United loanee Marcus Rashford, whose permanent place in Catalonia no longer looks certain.
After a blistering start to his loan with the defending Spanish champions, Rashford looked to be in a prime position to lock down his future at the Camp Nou. All signs indicated that Barcelona would trigger his $34.4 million (€30 million, £26 million) purchase option at the end of the season, but those plans have seemingly shifted.
