the Barcelona He invested heavily at the start of the current European season, and even spent 150 million pounds sterling (about 950 million Brazilian riyals at current prices) on signing strikers Robert Lewandowski and Rafinha, in addition to defender Jules Conde. However, the club is still in a delicate financial situation and a departure is not ruled out. According to the English newspaper the sunBrazil’s “Raffinha” might be one way out.
The board of directors wants to avoid situations similar to those the club went through at the beginning of the current season, when it had to do real financial engineering so as not to be in a worse position. Thus, eliminating players at this time could be an alternative. In addition to Raphinha, two other names were listed as negotiable by the British press.
Still, based on information from “The Sun”, the Catalan club’s board of directors wants to recover the amount that was paid to sign Ravenha from Leeds. The Brazilian was not happy in Xavi Hernández’s squad and his departure was assessed within the club. In addition to Rafinha, Ferran Torres and Ansu Fati could also leave Barcelona in this transfer window.
By the way, Fati has become a big target for Manchester UnitedWho agreed to pay 135 million pounds to the player in 2020, but Barcelona withdrew from the negotiations. With the striker likely to be out again, United are one of the clubs that could invest in this signing.
Journalist Jose Alvarez spoke to El Chiringuito He stressed that Barcelona is not satisfied with the performance of Ansu Fati and the other players (Ravenha and Ferran Torres), considering that the departure of the athletes. The only two outcasts in the squad are Robert Lewandowski and Ousmane Dembele.
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