Rashford joined Barcelona “to be happy”

Marcus Rashford joined Barcelona from the need to be happy to play his best football, Manchester United striker said on the basis of laws.

Rashford appeared for the first time in Barcelona on Saturday, as it came as a substitute in the second half in A. 3-0 win in MallorcaAfter moving from Old Trafford last month.

England fell with his position with United coach Robin Amorim last season and spent the second half of that campaign on loan in Aston Villa, where he re -discovered a form where he scored four goals and presented five assists in all competitions.

Rashford seemed to be activated during his time in Villa Park, and a desire to be able to play with joy that nourishes his desire to join the Laliga champion.

“I need to be happy to play the best football. For me personally, football is my life. You know? It has been my life since I was very young,” Rashford said to explain his decision to leave United Sport.

“In fact, I do not know anything else. So the bond that I have, not only with my career but with sport in general, is huge and I do not expect to disappear. But yes, it is always good to be happy when you play football. This is why I started this.

“You definitely don’t know, but from the start I felt comfortable (in Barca). On the field, of course I will learn more with each game. But the starting point is very good.

“The more matches that come, the more I learn. Barcelona is the easiest place to enjoy and learn football.”

Rashford is learning the language in an attempt to make his transfer easier, and revealed that his new colleagues have already decided a curious title.

“When they enjoy each other, they call me” my love, “he added. “I don’t know what that means, but it is funny when they talk to you like this

“They know that I am trying to learn Spanish. I think it is important for me to learn as soon as possible. It is a catalyst. You are always learning and that is good.

“Al -Katalani is difficult. I assume that while I am here, I will learn a little and I hope this helps me to understand more about the Catalan culture, which I also want to do.”