According to the Mirror, Marcus Rashford is absolutely determined not to return to Manchester United when his loan at Barcelona expires at the end of the season. So much so, that he’s willing to accept reduced wages if it helps Barcelona meet the €30million clause set in the loan agreement as the option for the La Liga giants to turn the loan into a permanent transfer.

Rashford couldn’t get on good terms with former United boss Ruben Amorim, but Michael Carrick, who now leads the Old Trafford outfit on an interim basis, wants to try and reintegrate the 28-year-old forward into his squad, should he earn a permanent appointment at the club.

Nonetheless, Rashford has no wish to return to Manchester. His clear preference is to remain at Barcelona, where he has had 22 goal contributions (10 goals, 12 assists) in 32 appearances across all competitions. And even if that doesn’t happen, he is expected to seek a third club, rather than put on a Manchester United shirt again.