Marcus Rashford's future remains uncertain as he currently plays on loan at FC Barcelona, where he has excelled with 14 goals and 14 assists in 48 matches this season. The Catalan club has a buy option set at £26 million, which they must decide on by June 15. If Barcelona does not activate this clause, Real Madrid may pursue Rashford, especially with the potential appointment of Jose Mourinho, who previously managed him at Manchester United. Meanwhile, Rashford has expressed a strong desire to remain at Barcelona, stating that it is an honor to play for such a historic club. Reports indicate that he has agreed in principle to a three-year contract with Barcelona, though financial constraints may prompt a longer deal to ease the transfer costs. Additionally, former United defender Jaap Stam has proposed a swap deal involving Rashford and AC Milan winger Rafael Leao, who has a £131 million release clause. This potential exchange could benefit both clubs as they look to bolster their squads.