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Carrick leaves door open for stunning Rashford return to Manchester United
United say Barcelona must pay the agreed €26 million if it want Rashford permanently, while Carrick says a return to Old Trafford is still possible.
- On Friday, Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick refused to rule out a return for Marcus Rashford, whose future remains uncertain while on loan at Barcelona.
- Barcelona holds a permanent transfer option for €30m, but reports suggest the Spanish club seeks to negotiate a lower fee after the current season concludes.
- Manchester United executives maintain the agreed €26m fee is final, with sources indicating Rashford's recent form has increased his market value beyond original terms.
- Champions League qualification would return Rashford's wages to their maximum, complicating an exit; Carrick prioritizes improving his current squad options.
- Rashford has scored 12 goals in 43 appearances this season and is set to be part of England's World Cup squad as discussions continue.
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