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âIâm not a magicianâ â Marcus Rashford opens up on his Clasico stunner and future at Barcelona
TL;DR
Marcus Rashford scored a stunning free-kick for Barcelona in a Clasico match against Real Madrid. He expressed uncertainty about his future at the club, indicating he would like to stay but is unsure what will happen next.
Key points
- Marcus Rashford scored a free-kick goal for Barcelona.
- He was encouraged by teammates to shoot instead of crossing.
- Rashford's loan deal with Barcelona expires at the end of the season.
- Barcelona is interested in keeping Rashford but hesitant about the transfer fee.
- Rashford is uncertain about his future and will reassess at season's end.
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âNo, I wasnât going to shoot because when I put that ball down I didnât see the angles, I didnât feel confident it was going to be a goal so I was going to cross,â he told BBC Sport. âBut everyone was telling me to shoot and then I hyped myself up a little bit.
Q&A
What did Marcus Rashford say about his free-kick goal against Real Madrid?
Rashford initially planned to cross but was encouraged by teammates to shoot, resulting in a brilliant goal.
What is the status of Marcus Rashford's loan deal with Barcelona?
Rashford's loan deal expires at the end of the season, and while Barcelona wants him to stay, they are hesitant to pay the 30 million option in his contract.
What are Marcus Rashford's thoughts on his future at Barcelona?
Rashford expressed uncertainty about his future, stating he would like to stay but will reassess his situation at the end of the season.
