Per-Physical: Rashford s integration into the Barcelona locker room was very smooth and received full support from Frick

Recently, "Everything" talked about Rashford, who scored two goals in the Champions League match against Newcastle 2-1 away, and they said that the players have integrated well into the locker room and have a firm foothold.

From the first day of Rashford joining, there have been reasonable doubts about whether he is suitable for Barcelona and the city. This is understandable: After all, there have been no British players on this team for many years. However, times have changed, and Rashford is the best example. Unlike what Welsh player Ian Rush said after leaving Liverpool to join Juventus, "just like being a foreign country", Rashford is actively integrating into the new environment.

Rashford, 27, was born in Manchester and would not make excuses like Rush. He has been fully committed to studying Spanish and has moved out of the hotel and moved into his own house, which is an important detail in his case. Despite the language barrier, his integration into the locker room went very smoothly. The tacit understanding between Rashford and head coach Flick was obvious, and they maintained frequent and smooth communication, and although Rashford did not start in every game, he knew he had the full support of the German coach. At Newcastle, he finally returned this trust with a goal.

Rashford now hopes to continue to grow, gain a foothold in the team, and help his teammates as much as possible. His attitude in the Barcelona locker room was a surprise: he was always helpful, acted low-key, and stayed away from the aura of stars.

Everyone who is a player or a club knows that there is still time to discuss the specific terms of the loan contract in the future. It all depends on the progress of the season and the performance of the players. But at the same time, Rashford is enjoying a better adaptation process than some predictions.