World Sports: Rashford sets goals for himself and wants to give Barcelona 30 to 40 assists this season

According to World Sports, Rashford sets goals for himself and wants to send Barcelona 30 to 40 assists this season.

Rashford seems to have regained his life since joining Barcelona on loan from Manchester United this summer. The 27-year-old England striker left Old Trafford on loan in July and was included in the cleanup list by Amorin before the transfer.

Barcelona has the option to buy out Rashford with £26 million next summer. Rashford himself is undoubtedly very satisfied with his performance at Barcelona. He played in 9 games in various competitions, contributing 2 goals and 5 assists.

However, Rashford seems to be more concerned about his assists than goals. He set an ambitious personal goal for himself, hoping to send Barcelona 30 to 40 assists this season.

This goal seems quite radical, because Rashford has only sent 27 assists in the past three seasons, but he himself firmly believes that this goal can be achieved.

Tuhull's recruitment of Rashford into England did not cause much controversy. In contrast, Bellingham's failure to win the election became the media headlines.

Considering Rashford's strong start at Barcelona, ​​he is expected to secure a place in the World Cup next year. If he can continue his current form, he is likely to become the main player on England's left.

Of course, Rashford's first few months at Barcelona were not smooth sailing. After scoring twice against Newcastle, Rashford was once removed from the start by Flick for being late. Despite the discipline issues, Barcelona sports director Deco expressed his affirmation of Rashford's performance in an interview with World Sports this week.

Rashford now hopes that he will reach 30 to 40 assists this season to prove his worth. Since he left Manchester United, the situation of the Red Devils has been even worse. Now, Manchester United has fallen to 14th place in the Premier League standings and has been eliminated by English League Two team Greensby in the League Cup.

Amorin, who is about to coach Manchester United for one year, is currently under tremendous pressure. He will face Sunderland at Old Trafford this weekend after losing 1-3 to Brentford last weekend, eager to rebound.