Daily: Amorim doesn’t want to recall Rashford at all, which will help Barcelona negotiate a lower buyout fee

According to "Daily Sports", Barcelona, ​​which has a buyout option, is very satisfied with the performance of the Manchester United forward Rashford introduced on loan, but Amorim does not want the latter to return to Manchester United at all, which will also help Barcelona negotiate to lower the buyout fee.

Marcus Rashford has had a good, if not excellent, start to the season at Barcelona. The England forward, who was on loan from Manchester United last summer, filled the void during the injury of Brazilian winger Rafinha, and his data performance is quite impressive. He is the only player tied with Eric Garcia to participate in all games, and ranks second on the team in playing time, behind Eric Garcia. This season he has made 16 appearances in all competitions, scoring 6 goals and providing 9 assists.

If such data can be maintained, when Barcelona Sports management considers whether to execute its purchase option, the answer is likely to be yes. According to British media reports, his buyout clause is between 30 million and 35 million euros, and Barcelona sporting director Deco will have two good reasons to try to lower this price:

First, Rashford himself (Rashford deliberately waited for Barcelona when Barcelona tried to sign Nico Williams last summer) is very satisfied with the club and the city, and his only wish is to stay at the Nou Camp.

The second reason is related to Manchester United's wishes. According to local media reports in Manchester, at Old Trafford, the senior management has no idea of ​​recalling the striker - he was already loaned out to Aston Villa last season. The Manchester Evening News revealed a meeting between the club's top brass and current manager Portuguese Ruben Amorim. During the meeting, the senior management made it clear to the coach that he would continue to be in charge next season, and Amorim himself did not want Rashford to appear in his lineup anyway.

The England international, who played 426 times for Manchester United and scored 138 goals, had to leave the place he originally considered home after some conflicts with the Portuguese coach.