Marcus Rashford’s loan move from Manchester United to Barcelona ends after the Spanish club’s option to sign him permanently expires. Multiple reports state that Barcelona’s contractual buy clause lapses without being exercised, which brings the loan arrangement to a close and confirms Rashford’s official return to Manchester United.

The sources also reference the financial terms of the option. Daily Post Nigeria reports the buy option is set at €30 million, meaning Barcelona would have needed to pay that amount to secure a permanent transfer. Yahoo Sports similarly links the end of the arrangement to the expiry of the option, describing it as the point at which Rashford’s move becomes no longer conditional.

One outlet further points to the structure and duration of the agreement, noting it covers two seasons and runs until June 2026, according to ESPN as cited by Daily Post Nigeria. With the option expired and the loan confirmed as concluded, Rashford is expected to be available again for Manchester United’s squad going forward.