As Marcus Rashford prepares to face Real Madrid as Barcelona's most productive player this season, fresh from scoring two classy goals against Olympiacos in the Champions League, it is worth remembering that the striker was mocked in some quarters for having the audacity to think he could even play for the Blaugrana after two disappointing seasons,

Marcus Rashford has made it clear that he wants to remain at Barcelona beyond his season-long loan from Manchester United in an exclusive interview with ESPN. Barcelona have the option to make Rashford's loan into a permanent transfer in the summer. He is contracted to United until 2028 but might have played his last game for his boyhood club.

Marcus Rashford had a big role to play in one of the biggest fixtures of the football calendar as Spanish media ran the rule over Barcelona's defeat in El Clasico