Marcus Rashford has admitted that uncertainty remains regarding his future despite winning the La Liga title with Barcelona. The forward, on loan from Manchester United, contributed significantly to his team's 2-0 victory in El Clásico against Real Madrid by scoring a brilliant free-kick. This is reported by Goal.com reports .
This goal made him the first player to score from a free-kick in El Clásico for Barcelona since 2012. Rashford noted that he did not initially intend to take the shot, but took the risk at the insistence of his teammates. The English forward, who has recorded 14 goals and 14 assists under Hansi Flick, is very happy with his time in Spain.
However, Barcelona's financial situation and the player's high salary could be obstacles to a permanent transfer. Responding to a question about his future, Rashford replied: "I am not a magician; if I were, I would certainly stay. For now, we wait."
Manchester United, meanwhile, does not intend to bring the player back into the squad. The club's management wants to remove Rashford's salary from the budget, and he is expected to be sold to another club in the summer.
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