Transfer rumors, news: Barcelona want Marcus Rashford stay

Marcus Rashford has already made clear he wants to stay at Barcelona. Jose Breton/Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty Images

Barcelona want Marcus Rashford to stay, and Bruno Fernandes could also leave Manchester United this summer.

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- Marcus Rashford is on record saying he wants to stay at Barcelona, so he will be happy to hear the club reportedly want the same. Barça have a €30m clause to make the move permanent when his loan deal expires this summer, and according to The Athletic, there is interest in keeping him around. "Oh yeah, for sure," Rashford told ESPN in October when asked if he wanted to remain at the Camp Nou. "I'm enjoying this football club and I think for anybody who loves football, Barcelona is one of the key clubs in the history of the game."

- Rashford might not be the only person to leave Old Trafford this summer. United players fear that Bruno Fernandes has had enough of the problems being endured at the club and will leave in the summer, according to The Sun. The 31-year-old could look for a fresh start following the World Cup after he admitted that former manager Ruben Amorim had persuaded him to stay last summer following a £100m offer from Saudi Pro League club Al Hilal. Fernandes has claimed that he won't make a decision regarding his future until after the World Cup.

- USMNT and Norwich City strike Josh Sargent made himself unavailable for Sunday's FA Cup third-round victory over Walsall, manager Philippe Clement said. Sargent, who has been linked with Toronto FC, has eight goals in 24 appearances for second-tier Norwich this season. Clement said Sargent texted him Saturday night to inform him of his unavailability.

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- Set-piece kings Arsenal have hired throw-in expert Thomas Grønnemark as they enter the second half of their Premier League push. The Sunday Times reports that Mikel Arteta has brought in Grønnemark, who previously helped Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool when they won the league title in 2020.

- Galatasaray have opened talks to sign Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva as a free agent in the summer, as reported by Nicolo Schira. If the 31-year-old is to join, City teammate Ilkay Gündogan could play a key role in making it happen, as he is one of Silva's best friends. Gundogan has actually already spoken positively to the Portugal international about Galatasaray's project.

- After the news that Georgia Stanway will be leaving Bayern Munich when her contract expires this summer, Sky Sports has suggested that Arsenal are interested in the midfielder. Early talks have already taken place between the club and player, with the 27-year-old able to sign a pre-contract agreement with foreign clubs this month, but there will be further competition for the England international from other clubs in the Women's Super League.

OTHER RUMORS

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- Crystal Palace could be tempted to accept a big offer for Marc Guehi this January, with Manchester City pushing to reach an agreement for the centre-back. (Football Insider)

- The plan is for Al-Hilal full-back Joao Cancelo to complete his medical on Monday and be presented as a Barcelona player on Tuesday. (Mundo Deportivo)

- Everton are looking at Arsenal's Ben White as a solution for their right-back issues, although a deal would be difficult to complete. (Football Insider)

- Chelsea and Arsenal have joined Liverpool in the race to sign Stade Rennais centre-back Jeremy Jacquet. (Football Insider)

- Bayern Munich are stepping up their interest in 16-year-old Hertha BSC defensive midfielder Kennet Eichhorn, but there is competition from RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund and clubs abroad. (Florian Plettenberg)

- Juventus, Napoli and Roma remain in the background with questions remaining about whether Galatasaray and Nottingham Forest will move for Internazionale midfielder Davide Frattesi. (Tuttosport)

- Liverpool could try to sign Club Brugge's Joel Ordonez in the future and look elsewhere for a centre-back this January. (Football Insider)

- Newcastle United are interested in a triple signing from Atalanta as they look at centre-back Giorgio Scalvini, midfielder Ederson and left-back Honest Ahanor. (TEAMtalk)

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- Manchester United want 17-year-old Blackburn Rovers forward Igor Tyjon, but Arsenal are the favourites to sign him. (The Sun)

- Internazionale could move for Atletico Madrid right-back Nahuel Molina if Denzel Dumfries leaves in the summer. (Tuttosport)

- Aston Villa want Tammy Abraham, who is currently on loan at Besiktas from Roma, with their intention being for the 28-year-old to provide support and competition for Ollie Watkins. (The Telegraph)

- Chelsea, Tottenham and Liverpool are all monitoring Como centre-back Jacobo Ramon, while scouts from Newcastle, Brighton and Crystal Palace have been sent to watch the 21-year-old. (Caught Offside)

- Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, Crystal Palace and Everton are among the clubs interested in Lecce centre-back Tiago Gabriel. (Rudy Galetti)

- Lazio have agreed personal terms with Ferencvaros midfielder Alex Toth and are now working to complete a deal with the Hungarian club. (Nicolo Schira)

- Cagliari have asked for information about Internazionale midfielder Kristjan Asllani, who is currently on loan at Torino with an option to make the deal permanent. (Nicolo Schira)