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Rashford, who revealed Barcelona were his “favourite club outside of England” as a child, said he is taking time to immerse himself fully in the lifestyle while living in the Spanish city. <\/p>\n
Speaking to BBC Sport after his first Barcelona community event at a local school, he said: “It’s different, but it’s a great learning curve for me.<\/p>\n
“And even little things, I’ve not done it completely yet, but learning the language and stuff like that, learning the culture, it’s all enjoyable for me.” <\/p>\n
Rashford scored 138 goals in 426 matches for United since making his debut for the club in 2016 and won five major trophies.<\/p>\n
However, he fell out of favour at his boyhood club after being dropped by manager Ruben Amorim, leading to a short-term move to Premier League rivals Villa, before joining Barca on an initial 12-month loan in July. <\/p>\n
His impressive loan spell at Villa Park caught the eye of England manager Thomas Tuchel earlier this year, and now Rashford has found himself back in the squad<\/a> after losing his place under former boss Gareth Southgate following his drop in form at United. <\/p>\n Barcelona, who have won La Liga 28 times, have the option of signing Rashford on a permanent basis for \u00a330.3m (35m euros) in 2026. For his part, Rashford has said he would like to stay<\/a>.<\/p>\n “It’s a new language of football,” said Rashford. “I’ve always been, like many people in the world, an admirer of Spanish football.<\/p>\n “To play for the biggest club in Spain is a huge honour. I’m looking forward to playing more games here, just doing my best and try to help the team to win.” <\/p>\n