Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has opened up on his relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo when the duo were both at Old Trafford.
Rashford was speaking in an interview after the October international break were he was asked about Cristiano Ronaldo and how they were both able to make cohersion at Manchester United.
He said,
Cristiano is the player who represented his country the most. I was lucky to play with him. Watching him up close taught me what it means to stay at the top for so many years.”
He also spoke about his life at Barcelona in the last few weeks.
Joining Barça has given me new energy, a new style, and a new country to explore. I feel the team fits me perfectly and I can help them a lot. It’s a great step and I’m optimistic about the future. I am happy to be Barça’s top scorer and assister right now, but I know I can still do better. I haven’t reached my limit yet, though I’m getting close to it”.
Marcus Rashford ioined FC Barcelona from Manchester United on a season-long loan. The deal, confirmed was completed during the 2025 summer transfer window which includes an option for Barcelona to make the move permanent for around €30 million.
The 27-year-old’s move marks a fresh start after a difficult period at Old Trafford. Rashford had struggled to find consistency under Manchester United’s new manager Rubén Amorim, and after spending the latter half of last season on loan at Aston Villa, he was ready for a new challenge. Barcelona, looking to add pace and creativity to their attack, saw him as the perfect fit for their evolving frontline.
The switch to La Liga offers a chance to rediscover the form that once made him one of Europe’s most exciting attackers. For Barcelona, it’s a calculated gamble one that could pay off handsomely if the Englishman reignites his spark. With Xavi’s side pushing to reclaim dominance in Spain and Europe, Rashford’s blend of speed, flair, and experience could prove to be the missing piece in their attacking puzzle.
