Juventus plot late loan swoop for Barcelona target

In a surprising turn of events, it has been revealed that Juventus are planning to make an attempt to sign Marcus Rashford on loan, despite the player’s clear desire to join Barcelona.

According to SPORT, this development has sparked interest, as Juventus aim to make a significant move during the winter transfer window to improve their current position in Serie A.

To reignite their season and boost their chances of success, Juventus see Rashford as a potential game-changer. Reports suggest that the Italian club is pushing to secure a loan deal for the English forward until the end of the season.

Juventus are in need of a lift, with Thiago Motta’s future under scrutiny. This move could be crucial for Juventus if they are to improve their league standing.

Rashford want Barcelona

However, the main competition for Rashford’s signature appears to be Barcelona, with the Catalan club having a distinct advantage.

While other clubs like AC Milan have pulled out of the race, and Borussia Dortmund does not seem to be an attractive destination for the player, Juventus face stiff competition from Barcelona.

Rashford’s preference is clear. He wants to join Barcelona, a club that offers him the chance to fight for major trophies, something that is currently difficult in Serie A, where Juventus are struggling to compete at the top level.

Barcelona have a lot to offer

Barcelona also offer a strong prospect in the Champions League, with their qualification for the knockout rounds giving them a better chance at success.

Barcelona are currently performing well in La Liga, despite trailing Real Madrid by seven points, and their strong form in the Champions League makes them an appealing option for Rashford.

As the transfer deadline of February 3 approaches, all eyes will be on Barcelona as they aim to secure a top-quality reinforcement for their attacking lineup.

The final decision on Rashford’s future is expected to be made soon, with Barcelona in pole position to bring him to the club.