**Manchester United have made it clear: Marcus Rashford will not be leaving on loan.** The club is only open to a **permanent sale**—but only if the right offer arrives. Despite the player falling out of favour at Old Trafford, United are standing firm on their valuation.

*Barcelona, meanwhile, are approaching the situation very differently.** The Catalan club is currently **not interested in a permanent deal** for Rashford, especially not at the £40 million asking price. Instead, Barça are exploring a **loan move**, proposing a fee in the region of **€5–10 million** for a one-year deal, with an **optional buy clause** included at the end of the season.

The Spanish giants are also willing to **cover Rashford’s full salary**, but only **after he agrees to a wage cut** from his current €10 million net per year. Encouragingly for Barça, Rashford is **open to lowering his salary** in order to make the move happen.

As things stand, this transfer saga is expected to **stretch into the final days of the summer window**, as both clubs play hardball. United may be forced to reconsider their stance—**but only if Rashford continues to reject other offers**, leaving them with few options for a player clearly outside their immediate plans.

Source: Toni Juanmartí via *SPORT*

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