FORMER Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba spoke out about his former club's decision to release promising player Marcus Rashford to Barcelona recently.
According to Paul Pogba, Manchester United's decisions in the 2020 summer transfer window were surprising.
Club nicknamed The Red Devils It decided to loan Marcus Rashford to Barcelona.
Considering that this player transfer market is already almost certain to be realized in the near future.
In the content Live streaming di Youtube IShowSpeed , Paul Pogba regretted the decision of Man United.
In his opinion, Man United will suffer a big loss by letting such a great player as Rashford leave.
Meanwhile, the new player from AS Monaco considers that they are greatly benefited from the deal.
Marcus Rashford is believed to be a fantastic recruit for the club from Catalonia.
Paul Pogba once played with Rashford for 6 seasons at Old Trafford, so he already knows the quality of the English striker.
"Rashford to Barcelona? That's crazy. I'm happy for him," said Paul Pogba.
"Manchester United has lost a great player, and it's good for Barcelona," added Paul Pogba.
Manchester United let Marcus Rashford go to Barcelona because the striker is not in coach Ruben Amorim's plans.
The 27-year-old attacker had a conflict with Ruben Amorim at the end of 2024.
The conflict led to Marcus Rashford being loaned to Aston Villa during the second half of last season.
On the other hand, this loan will help Manchester United save on salary expenses.
The reason is that Marcus Rashford is one of the players with the highest salaries in the club.
According to the loan agreement, Barcelona will bear the entire salary of the striker after deducting 15 percent.
Although he is on loan, Manchester United has the potential to lose Rashford forever.
The purchase clause was also included in the agreement.
Barcelona can make Rashford permanent for 30 million euros if certain conditions are met.
Rashford himself has spent a decade at United.
During that period, he scored 138 goals in 426 appearances.(*)
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