Manchester United’s stance on Marcus Rashford continuing as a Barcelona player next season is reported to remain as firm as it always has been: pay up now or no deal. Rashford joined Barça last summer on a season-long loan and has played his part in the club winning La Liga—he even scored in the decisive Clásico win over Real Madrid at Camp Nou last Sunday. But it has been clear for some time that, while Rashford is keen to stay, Barcelona are hesitant or even reluctant to trigger the fixed option to buy included in the original loan agreement. The Catalans can make Rashford a permanent signing by handing over $35.1 million (€30 million, £26 million), a price considered below market value for the 28-year-old. An update from Fabrizio Romano reveals that discussions between Manchester United and Barcelona are still taking place.…