Marcus Rashford’s move to Barcelona is turning out to be a masterstroke — and the numbers speak for themselves.
In just 12 games, the English forward has already notched 5 goals and 5 assists, rediscovering the confidence and creativity that once made him one of Europe’s most feared attackers.
Since his arrival at Camp Nou, Rashford has thrived under a system that seems built for his style — quick transitions, intelligent movement, and the freedom to cut inside from the left. His link-up play with Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski has been electric, giving Barcelona’s attack a new edge and unpredictability.
Spanish media have hailed his resurgence, with Marca describing him as “a player reborn in Catalonia,” while fans are celebrating him as one of the best mid-season additions in recent years.
After a difficult final season at Manchester United, Rashford appears to have found both peace and purpose in Spain.
If his current form continues, Barcelona might have just found the missing piece in their chase for silverware this season.
