Barcelona has until June 15 to activate a clause allowing them to make Marcus Rashford's loan from Manchester United permanent for a fee of £26 million. While many anticipate this will happen, Barcelona appears keen to negotiate the terms, which Manchester United is reluctant to entertain. If Rashford returns to United after his loan ends on June 30, he will become one of the club's highest earners. The forward is also expected to be part of Thomas Tuchel's England squad for the upcoming World Cup finals. United is aware that while they might seek a higher fee from other interested clubs, few can match Barcelona's global appeal and financial capability. Concerns have been raised by minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe regarding the club's financial commitments to players on loan at other teams. Both Rashford and goalkeeper Andre Onana are reportedly open to returning to United if necessary, but the club is focused on securing a Champions League return before addressing these player situations.