Barcelona have reportedly found a ‘solution’ as they look to sign Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford before Monday night’s transfer deadline. Rashford is available for transfer. On New Year’s Eve,

Marcus Rashford’s loan to Barcelona has taken a significant step closer to the finishing line after the Manchester United star agreed to a significant salary sacrifice to get a move over the line, reports in Spain have revealed.

According to Catalan outlet Sport, Barcelona chiefs are putting pressure on Fati's agent, Jorge Mendes, to convince his client to depart before the end of the window. Barca want Mendes to sound out interested clubs to see if he can spark a late January transfer for the out-of-favour Spain international.

It is noted that Rashford’s situation at Man Utd ‘seems irreversible’ as he ‘seeks an immediate exit’ with Juventus ‘aiming to seize the opportunity to secure his services’. ‘The Italian club has intensified negotiations with United to finalize his loan until the end of the season. However, the competition for Rashford is fierce.

Forward would like to join Hansi Flick’s side but Catalans’ enormous debt problems and conflict with La Liga make a deal tricky to finalise

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford looks as if he is counting the days before he moves to a different club, but which one remains in the air. Barcelona appear to be the priority option for the

Barcelona remain unable to sign Marcus Rashford, which has emboldened Al-Ahli to make a fresh approach for the Manchester United outcast, according to a report. The Red Devils winger continues to be on the outside looking in under Ruben Amorim.

Manchester United are running out of time to offload Marcus Rashford before the January transfer window slams shut, with one possible buyer ruling themselves out of the running

Manchester United are struggling to offload wantaway forward Marcus Rashford in the January window and it looks like the transfer saga is set to go down to the wire.Since the Mancunian’s interview

Marcus Rashford is said to have 'only two options' in the January market with Manchester United ready to leave the forward 'in the cold'.