Marcus Rashford will be playing UEFA Champions League football after all, as Barcelona have announced a loan deal with Manchester United for the 2025-26 season.

The La Liga champions are heading to the Far East this summer in preparation for Hansi Flick’s second season in charge. Barça will do well to match the heights of 2024–25, and they’ve started the window on a pretty aggressive footing despite their seemingly perpetual finanical woes.

The Manchester United forward will spend this season with Hansi Flick's La Liga champions. Here's how the move happened

Despite falling out of favor at Man United, Rashford remains a player capable of performing in big games, and he has a fresh start on loan at Barcelona. How did this deal come about, and what are both sides getting?

Barcelona have secured Marcus Rashford on a loan deal, after a long search for a new left winger. The club has also brought in goalkeeper Joan Garcia and right winger Roony Bardghji. President Joan Laporta has now revealed what the rest of the club's transfer window could look like.

The club were in need of an affordable way to improve their forward options and the England international had to leave Manchester United

Marcus Rashford has finally pen to paper on his season-long loan deal with Barcelona after lengthy talks with Manchester United, but the England star wasn't the only winger the club had their eye on

La Liga giants Barcelona have signed Marcus Rashford on a year-long loan from Manchester United with an option of signing the England international in a permanent deal. Rashford has also been included in Barcelona's squad for 2025 Asian Tour.