Manchester United boss Michael Carrick is not ruling out the possibility of Marcus Rashford playing for the club again once his loan deal with Barcelona expires.
Rashford is on a season-long loan at Camp Nou and the deal does include a purchase option, however it’s been reported that Barcelona aren’t keen on paying the €30 million needed to keep him at the club.
Carrick was asked about Rashford’s future at a pre-match press conference and says a decision has not yet been made about the England international.
“I just think there’s decisions to be made in time, really, on certain things, and obviously Marcus is in that situation,” he told reporters.
“But at this point in time nothing’s been decided. And it will be, because it has to be at a certain point, but at this stage, there’s nothing to say.”
Rashford has said publicly that he wants to stay at Barcelona, but his chances of staying do appear to be fading at present.
