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Barcelona confident of signing Manchester United star for £100m this summer

- Marcus Rashford of Manchester United could be on his way to Barcelona this summer

- Barcelona are ready to offer the Premier League side massive £100 million for his signing

- The 21-year-old England international has scored 13 goals for Manchester United this season

Spanish champions Barcelona are now reportedly confident of landing Manchester United star Marcus Rashford for £100 million when the ongoing season comes to an end.

Rashford's current deal at Old Trafford will expire in the year 2020, but Barcelona want to take advantage of his refusal to sign a new deal by luring him to the Camp Nou.

According to the report on UK Sun, Barcelona will also tempt the England international with the chance of playing in next season's Champions League since it looks like Manchester United won't make the top four.

Manchester United are currently occupying sixth position on the Premier League standings with 64 points and three games to end the season.

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Marcus Rashford has scored 13 goals for Manchester United this season.

Meanwhile Eric Bailly is set to leave Manchester United this summer with Arsenal front of the queue of interested clubs for the African star.

Bailly has not played for the Red Devils since the Champions League clash against PSG when he was subbed before half-time.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford newly acquired a £1.2million property just a few months after buying a £1.8 million mansion.

The modest house has a five-bedroom, similar to the one the England international bought as his first property. However the 21-year-old could use the newly bought house as a buy-to-let investment in Wilmslow, Cheshire.

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