Marcus Rashford's loan at FC Barcelona appears to be in jeopardy as the club reportedly loses interest in securing his permanent transfer. Initially, Rashford viewed this move as a dream opportunity after falling out of favor at Manchester United. Although he has scored in his last two La Liga matches, his overall contributions have not convinced Barcelona's management to activate his £26 million buy clause. The Catalan club is now exploring alternatives, particularly after Rashford's lack of performance in the UEFA Champions League, where he failed to score in three consecutive matches, contributing to the team's quarter-final exit against Atletico Madrid. With Barcelona poised to win La Liga, Rashford's future remains uncertain, and he may be open to returning to Manchester United, although the club's current ownership, INEOS, seems inclined to sell him as part of a broader summer strategy.