Post: From the Red Devils to the Barcelona dream, Rashford seems to be reborn in Barcelona

The Daily Mail published an article reporting on Rashford's loan to Barcelona, and the British media said that Rashford seemed to be reborn.

When the black Mercedes-Benz business car carrying Rashford and his entourage turned to the Camp Nou office building, the restless crowd instantly boiled. The teenager holding a live broadcast on his mobile phone, the child riding on his father's shoulders, and even the brave teenager climbing the fence, everyone was chasing the figure wearing a custom black suit and a bright smile with a long-lost smile. This grand occasion, dubbed "Marcus fanaticism", reached its first climax as the English star waved to the fans who asked for autographs and stepped into the conference room to meet Barcelona chairman Laporta.

The club store was also crowded, and staff were busy unpacking the jerseys with the name Rashford. Catalan media "World Sports" interprets the meaning of Rashford's tattoo in large quantities, and analyzes his dressing style in the fashion pages, but people on the streets of Camp Nou do not care about his past exiled by Manchester United. The only similar thing to Manchester is the curse of rainfall on important days, although this has not affected the positive state he showed throughout the day of interviews, signings and meetings.

When Rashford stood on the top floor of the club store for the first time as a Barcelona player and was interviewed by Spanish media, photographers covered with ground and more than a dozen cameras recorded every expression of his expression. He said: "Manchester United is in a period of change. This experience is an important part of my career and even my life, but football is like life, not everything develops as expected. Now all my energy is helping Barcelona win the trophy."

This decent statement ended the previous conflicts with Amorin, and there was no resentment. There was only the relief after eight years of Manchester United's career.

The huge collage of Cruyff on the wall behind him quietly watched his decision to choose No. 14 over the 19 that Messi had worn. Rashford said: "This is the club's traditional number, and it is a great honor to wear this jersey." The gratitude of his mother Melanie and her brothers, and the light in her eyes shone with her when she talked to him about the "land of dreams come true": "Barcelona is the top hall in the football world, and the ambitions that this young team showed last year were exactly what I longed to join."

As night fell, Rashford, who had not yet adapted to the 30-degree high temperature, was hurriedly taken to a luxurious dinner with Barcelona executives. From the boy who dreamed of wearing the Red Devils jersey in Wysenxiao City to the man who started the new chapter of Camp Nou at the age of 27, he seemed to have turned back to the dream-chasing boy who was raising the fence just to catch a glimpse of his idol.

Dreams will change, and the story will not stop. At least for the beginning of Barcelona's career, Rashford will find it difficult to have a more perfect script.