Trent Alexander-Arnold decision reached as Marcus Rashford sends ominous warning

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Barcelona faces Real Madrid on Sunday with Marcus Rashford ready for his first Clasico since joining on loan from Manchester United. Alexander-Arnold hasn't played since last month due to a hamstring injury, and it's unclear exactly what role he'll have on Sunday.

Rashford, speaking mid-week, said: "It's not a long career, and the first thing you're going to miss when you retire is this type of match." When questioned about his future, he responded: "I hope to be here for a long time." Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick also appears to want the forward to remain. Flick said: "He's very quick.

He combines with his teammates well and with confidence, and he's only going to go from strength to strength as he understands them better. Rashford shared training photos with the caption: "All set for Sunday." Should he feature, Rashford would be the first Englishman to don the Barcelona jersey in El Clasico since 1988, marking the last of Gary Lineker's eight appearances - nearly a decade before Rashford's birth.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.