“He should come and join me in Barcelona… he’ll do better here. Ruben Amorim’s coaching style isn’t the right fit for him if he truly wants to succeed — that’s actually why I left,” said former Manchester United winger and new Barcelona signing Marcus Rashford, encouraging his former teammate to make the move to Spain.

“He Belongs in Barcelona With Me!” – Rashford Sends Clear Message to Former Manchester United Teammate

In a bold and emotionally charged message, Marcus Rashford has urged a former Manchester United teammate to make the switch to Barcelona, where Rashford now plies his trade.

Speaking during a post-match interview in Spain, the England international made his feelings clear: Camp Nou is where his ex-teammate should be.

“He should come to Barcelona. He’ll perform better here. Amorim isn’t the right coach for him — that’s one of the reasons I left,” Rashford stated, sparking widespread debate across the footballing world.

His comments have added fuel to ongoing rumors of unrest at Manchester United under new manager Ruben Amorim, whose leadership style has reportedly not resonated with several players.

Rashford’s decision to leave United for Barcelona was already headline-worthy, but his latest statement suggests he sees Barcelona not just as a fresh start for himself, but as a better environment for other players still at Old Trafford.

His remarks hint at frustration with the direction United has taken and a belief that others could benefit from a move as well.

Barcelona officials are reportedly keeping a close eye on the situation. Rashford has settled quickly in Spain, showcasing the skill and energy that once made him a standout at United.

Now, he seems eager to bring others into the fold — players he believes are being held back under Amorim’s regime.

Meanwhile, tensions are reportedly building at Manchester United’s training ground.

Amorim’s methods, still relatively new to English football, are causing division within the squad, and Rashford’s comments may embolden other players to question their own futures at the club.

The identity of the player Rashford is referencing remains a mystery, but fans and pundits have taken to social media to speculate.

Names like Jadon Sancho, who has struggled for consistent form, and Anthony Martial, long linked with a move away, are among the top guesses.

Others wonder if Rashford’s words were aimed at senior figures like Bruno Fernandes or Scott McTominay.

Regardless of who it is, the message is clear: Marcus Rashford believes the path to success lies in Barcelona — and he wants his former teammate to take that path with him.

With the transfer window still open, the possibility of a reunion remains on the table.