Barcelona dressing room ‘left unimpressed at Marcus Rashford pursuit with three key stars speaking out against transfer’ BARCELONA'S pursuit of Marcus Rashford has reportedly sparked revolt in the Nou Camp dressing room.
The report suggests Pedri, Gavi and Araujo did not believe signing Rashford was a suitable option given the players already in the team, the club's ethos with its homegrown talent and the cost of the deal - which would see them force out two members of the squad.
It is stated Barcelona needed to let both Ansu Fati and Andreas Christensen leave in January to free up the necessary wages to make a Rashford deal financially viable.
Rashford - who has taken Jhon Duran's old No9 shirt - could make his debut for Villa in the FA Cup at home to Tottenham on Sunday.
However, Rashford's £325,000-a-week wages proved a stumbling block - especially as United wanted Barca to cover 70 per cent.
