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Hansi Flick has already decided how he will use new Barcelona signing
According to a report from SPORT, Barcelona manager Hansi Flick does not see Marcus Rashford as an automatic starter in his team, but that does not mean the new signing won’t play an important role.
Flick believes Rashford will be a key piece in rotation, providing fresh energy and quality when coming off the bench.
Barcelona and Manchester United reached a verbal agreement for Rashford’s transfer this past Saturday. The deal will be a loan until the end of the 2025/26 season, giving Rashford a chance to prove himself in La Liga.
The contract includes a buy option for next summer, allowing Barcelona to sign the England international permanently for just €35 million.
For a player of Rashford’s quality and potential, that is seen as a smart piece of business by the Catalan club.
Flick’s plans with Rashford
Rashford is expected to arrive in Barcelona between Sunday and Monday to finalise his move and complete medical tests.

As such, Flick is eager to have the forward join the squad as soon as possible so he can begin adapting to his new teammates and the club’s playing style.
Flick has made it clear to Rashford that his role will mainly be as a super-sub, a player who can make a difference when games get tight.
The German coach is confident that Rashford can provide a spark from the bench, especially with his pace and ability to break through tired defences.
Beyond his on-field role, Rashford will also be a major marketing asset during Barcelona’s upcoming Asian tour.
Despite his career slowing down slightly in recent seasons, he remains one of the most recognisable names in world football. Barcelona see his presence as a way to boost the club’s global appeal, especially in Asia.
It is said that Flick spoke directly with Rashford in May, making it clear that he wanted him in the squad.
The coach believes that with the English forward on board, Barcelona’s squad will take a step forward in terms of quality and depth.
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