Marcus Rashford missed Barcelona's win over Athletic Club on Saturday due to illness and the Manchester United loanee has provided an update on his fitness

Barcelona have received a major boost ahead of their blockbuster Champions League trip to Chelsea, with Marcus Rashford returning to full training after a spell on the sidelines against Athletic Club.

MANCHESTER UNITED loanee Marcus Rashford has been ruled out of Barcelona’s historic LaLiga match against Athletic Bilbao. Barca finally return to their revamped Nou Camp stadium today where

It is not yet January, but Rashford is determined to earn himself a move to Barcelona on a permanent basis, unless his situation in Manchester changes. It became clear that he was not wanted by Ruben Amorim, who was happy to go public with his criticism of Rashford, after he was loaned out to Aston Villa last season.

Marcus Rashford is a major doubt ahead of Barcelona’s Camp Nou return against Athletic Bilbao with the on-loan Manchester United star having missed the Spanish giants’ last two training sessions

The toxicity looming over Rashford at Old Trafford first formed long before he was frozen out by Ruben Amorim in December 2024. The 28-year-old’s lifestyle was the subject to wildly undue fury from English media for years, prompting lavish spreads in the nation’s tabloids for even the most innocent of actions.

Marcus Rashford was ruled out of Barcelona’s historic return to Camp Nou due to the flu, leaving fans eager to see the England forward back in action.

Barcelona will travel to west London to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the Champions League on Tuesday night and they're expected to shuffle the pack

The Barcelona star first resided in the Hotel Torre Melina upon his temporary move to Spain this past summer from Manchester United. Just a mile away from the Camp Nou, where the Spanish giants will return to play this weekend, its central location in Catalonia has been ideal for the England forward.

Barcelona enter a decisive moment in their season with uncertainty surrounding Marcus Rashford, who left training for the second consecutive day due to a severe flu, casting doubt over his availability for the historic return to Camp Nou against Athletic Bilbao.