Marcus Rashford described his initial pre-season at Barcelona as "very intense" and "difficult." The Manchester United loanee candidly shared that he's still adapting to manager Hansi Flick's intricate training methods. This demanding adjustment period highlights the challenges of integrating into a new club and embracing a new tactical approach
Marcus Rashford reveals a "very intense" and "difficult" pre-season at Barcelona. Adapting to Hansi Flick's "complex" training regimen since his loan from Manchester United has tested the 26-year-old forward, who is seeking a fresh start
Marcus Rashford confesses to a "very intense" and "difficult" pre-season at Barcelona, finding Hansi Flick's "complex" training a challenging adjustment. This new regime marks a significant shift for the forward as he integrates into the La Liga champions' setup
Marcus Rashford has admitted to enduring a "difficult" pre-season at Barcelona after his loan move from Manchester United. The 26-year-old forward, who joined the La Liga champions after falling out of favour at Old Trafford, has described Barca head coach Hansi Flick's training routine as "very intense".
In a frank discussion with Gary Lineker, Marcus Rashford confessed that Manchester United are navigating a period of 'no man's land,' emphasizing that a true transition is yet to commence for the club
Wes Brown believes Marcus Rashford can surpass Lamine Yamal's Barcelona output. "He'll try and match him in every way," Brown stated, underlining Rashford's potential during a potential loan spell
Barcelona's season opener faces uncertainty as President Joan Laporta reveals a looming registration deadline for new signings. This development follows a U-turn on Marc-Andre ter Stegen's status, with plans now in place to add Joan Garcia
What a shocker! Marcus Rashford's unmissable open-goal miss against Como left Raphinha utterly bewildered. The usually prolific striker, on loan from Man Utd, squandered a golden opportunity to extend Barcelona's lead, firing wide of an emptier net, much to the crowd's disbelief
Manchester United players have reportedly thrown their support behind manager Ruben Amorim’s bold call to remove Marcus Rashford and four other outcasts from first-team activities. With Rashford now at Barcelona and the remaining quartet sidelined, the dressing room atmosphere is said to be 'very good' as optimism grows for a fresh start under the new boss.
