Barcelona Rejects Rashford’s £26m Release Fee
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- Barcelona will reject Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford’s £26 million release‑fee offer, with the clause expiring on Monday.
- Trabzonspor are attempting to secure a permanent deal for Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana this summer.
- Barcelona will not match the financial terms offered to Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva by Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid, who both aim to sign him when his contract ends at Manchester City.
- Real Madrid are in advanced talks to acquire Bernardo Silva on a free transfer this summer.
- Manchester United have shown interest in Newcastle defender Lewis Hall, who reportedly wishes to leave St James’ Park.
- Gabriel, the eldest son of Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, has signed a scholarship contract with the Gunners.
- Ruben Amorim, former Manchester United manager, is attracting interest from AC Milan.
Why it matters: United’s £26 million release‑fee for Rashford evaporates, leaving the striker on the market while Barcelona preserves its budget; meanwhile, Atletico and Real Madrid gain a clearer path to sign Bernardo Silva as Barcelona refuses to meet their offers in the summer window.
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