Rashford gave up clubbing and became a fisherman, the reason for Barcelona’s recovery is revealed! It’s not like the sensuality at Manchester United

Marcus Rashford, the England star, is 28 years old. He suffered from off-field troubles in his last few years at Manchester United. However, after moving to Barcelona this summer, he seems to have escaped criticism in Barcelona and has become a healthy "fisherman" who is quite low-key off the field.

"People forget that I dedicated 23 years of my life to Manchester United." Rashford said when he left the Red Devils where he played since childhood, "So, sometimes you need to change."

Rashford's affairs off the court, even in his peak period, were the focus of the British media. Beginning with his decorated campaign for free lunches for British children, he has always been seen as putting too much energy into work outside football.

In contrast, Rashford was not so focused on the court and was repeatedly punished by the coach for his training attitude. Because he went to the bar before the game and was late for training, Ten Hag abandoned him, and Amorin directly classified him as one of the "five rats in the locker room."

Barcelona is also a wealthy club that has attracted the attention of the Western media. The legendary Cruyff once coined a new word "entorno" to describe the overwhelming reports in local newspapers. But Rashford's image in Catalonia seems completely different from that at Manchester United. Spanish football reporter Sergi Capdevila told the British "Times" this month: "The Western media's evaluation of Marcus (Rashford) is mostly very positive. He has no problems off the field, and there are no negative reports about his life outside Barcelona."

Rashford's only black material in Barcelona is that he was reduced to a substitute because he was two minutes late for a meeting. But other than that, the England international keeps a low profile and lives a professional life in the new surroundings of his apartment in Espurugas. Clubbing trips to Northern Ireland with friends have been replaced by games of chess with my mum, paddle tennis with friends and fishing trips.

This has established a professional attitude for Rashford that is appreciated by coaches and teammates, and has given him a new personality. Rashford calls the city home and has nothing but praise for it. "I really enjoyed my time in Spain," he commented. "The weather was the best and it was a big change. I was learning every day and I really enjoyed everything here. I hope to stay here for a long time. I was there with Rooney Badji, Jules Conde and Frenkie de We get along very well with each other, and our team works very well together and is united."

In Barcelona, Yamal is the number one star, and Rashford has a good relationship with him. He publicly praised the new king of Camp Nou produced by La Masia before joining, which also benefited Master La a lot. Capdevila made it clear that the reason why the Western media did not delve too much into Rashford's private life: "This is all because of Lamin (Yamal)."

Yamal is the center of the storm of public opinion in Barcelona. His luxurious birthday party, injuries and every move on social media have been carefully scrutinized by the Western media. The Times says this shift in focus has helped Rashford settle. A life without attention is what Rashford needs, so he can focus on football like he did when he first debuted at Manchester United.

The newspaper stated that Rashford enjoys the feeling of no longer being the core in Barcelona. "Rashford is said to be more shy and reserved at his new club, including his appearance after the transfer in August, and deliberately kept a low profile. People close to Rashford insist that this is exactly what he wants, that he wants to keep a low profile and stay away from the noise of the outside world. You are the real star of Barcelona. His private video has made headlines, and his condition and health have also triggered heated discussions across the country."

Manchester United is also satisfied with Rashford's changes and hopes that Barcelona can activate the 30 million euro buyout option next summer. Rashford has been involved in 13 goals, including 6 goals and 7 assists. The possibility of being bought out has increased, but there is no guarantee.

However, even if Barcelona does not eventually buy out, Rashford in his current state will be easier for Manchester United to sell to other potential buyers. If he maintains the level he played at the final stage of the Red Devils' run, no one will care about him.