Spanish Media Make Feelings Clear About Marcus Rashford After Second Barcelona Match

Marcus Rashford played in Barcelona’s thumping of South Korean team FC Seoul on Thursday, marking his second outing in a Barcelona shirt. The Englishman was once again left off the starting lineup for the match at Seoul World Cup Stadium, despite having come off the bench to make his debut against Vissel Kobe a few days earlier.

This time, however, he had more time to shine because he joined the battle at halftime with the score 3-2 in favour of the defending La Liga winners. The remainder of the game would be played by Rashford as Barcelona crushed their South Korean rivals 7-3.

Spanish Media Give Marcus Rashford Take After Match vs FC Seoul

His highlights from the match have also emerged

It may be quite stunning to watch Rashford’s statistics from the game. Rashford recorded three take-ons, completed 88% of his passes, and struck the mark on both of his attempts at goal, according to Statman Dave. In addition, he recorded a ball recovery, created one opportunity, and finished his performance by contributing to Ferran Torres’ goal in the 88th minute.

His positive game clips have been collected and shared widely on social media. See them below:

What did the Spanish media think of Rashford’s performance, despite the fact that football fans were impressed? The Catalan publication Mundo Deportivo featured an article praising the winger just after the final whistle, and they were gushing about him.

They wrote: “In his second game as a Barca player, Marcus Rashford impressed once more. The attacker generated danger down the left wing and connected nicely with his teammates. In both games, Flick has chosen to use the Briton as a left winger, a position that allows him to take advantage of his skill at dribbling and shooting from outside.

A ‘continuous threat’ was another thing they said about Rashford.

Rashford had a 7 out of 10 rating from Football Espana, which stated: “Rashiford put on another strong showing, helping Torres and finding the correct spots. Generally lively, although overdid one attack in which Torres would have scored a hat-trick had Rashford been released at the appropriate moment.

Rashford’s journey at Barcelona has started off well, and on Monday, August 4, he will try to score the team’s first goal in their next matchup with Daegu FC.