🚨Official: Marcus Rashford joins Barcelona
New reinforcement for Barcelona's attack, Marcus Rashford is now a Barça player and the club has made it official.
Barcelona will take care of a percentage of his salary and also has an option to buy for 30 million. More dynamite for Flick's team.
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