Spanish press reports have revealed that Barcelona's management has started looking for attacking alternatives in case they fail to secure a permanent deal with Manchester United's striker, Marcus Rashford.

According to the Spanish newspaper "Marca," the Catalan club has included Real Betis winger Abde Ezzalzouli on their list of options to strengthen the attacking line in case a permanent deal with Rashford falls through.

The report indicated that Barcelona has a clause in its agreement with Rashford that allows it to sign the player permanently at the end of the current season for 30 million euros. However, the club's management hopes to reduce the deal's value before making a final decision.

Meanwhile, Barcelona's management continues to explore several attacking options in the transfer market, with Abde Ezzalzouli remaining one of the candidates to return to the club if the Rashford deal is not finalized permanently.