Marcus Rashford’s childhood dream turned into a nightmare after a clash of personalities, tactics and an ill-informed nightclub trip.

The forward was meant to spend his whole career at the local club where it began but this loan move to Barcelona makes sense on many levels

During his loan at Juventus, Randal Kolo Muani made a strong impact, contributing to 10 goals in 19 appearances across all competitions. However, with no agreement yet between Juventus and PSG, his

Marcus Rashford is the boyhood Manchester United fan who lived his dream until a precipitous fall from grace ended his love affair with the club.- Boyhood club - The left winger joined United at the age of seven and emerged as a teenage prodigy in 2016,

Marcus Rashford departs Man Utd as the club legend who was let down - Rashford’s recent failure is indicative of United’s wider issues and the unfair scrutiny that players face

Former Manchester United assistant manager Mitchell van der Gaag has had his say on Marcus Rashford's Old Trafford exit

Marcus Rashford has departed Manchester United on loan once more, with Barcelona his destination. The forward was deemed surplus to requirements by manager Ruben Amorim at Old Trafford, and he was part of a quintet of players that were given extra time to find new clubs before the Red Devils returned for pre-season training.

With Marcus Rashford’s exit from Manchester United moving ahead quickly, attention has now turned to the other four players the club has made available. Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Tyrell Malacia and Jadon Sancho are having a tougher time finding moves.