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Barcelona are actively exploring participant gross sales to fund their strikes within the January switch window, in line with a report by SPORT.
Initially, it appeared as if January could be a quiet month for the membership, however the reintroduction of the 1:1 wage cap rule has prompted a shift of their planning.
This new rule requires Barcelona to steadiness each euro spent on wages with an equal sale, that means the membership is now compelled to make gross sales with a view to signal new gamers.
Barcelona are exploring alternatives
The membership has already begun discussions with intermediaries to seek out exits for a number of gamers.
The main target is on promoting those that are usually not common starters, with the purpose of elevating funds for a possible signing that would strengthen the squad for the essential second half of the season.
Sporting director Deco and coach Hansi Flick had beforehand most popular preserving the total squad intact till June, emphasising the necessity for depth. Nonetheless, with the membership now dealing with monetary constraints, they’re adjusting their method.
Gamers who can depart
Barcelona are able to promote some gamers in January. (Photograph by PAU BARRENA/AFP by way of Getty Pictures)
The gamers at present up on the market embrace Ansu Fati and Eric Garcia, although Flick stays unsure about the way forward for Garcia. Ferran Torres and Andreas Christensen are additionally reportedly available on the market, with the membership keen to hearken to affords.
Barcelona are prioritising gross sales based mostly on the monetary returns, and whereas Frenkie de Jong’s state of affairs stays below overview, the membership views him as unlikely to go away, as he has proven no real interest in renewing his contract.
It’s stated that Deco’s return is anticipated to hurry up these negotiations, although Barcelona are clear about not forcing any exits.
Barcelona won’t rush
As an alternative, the membership goals to lift funds or save on wages with a view to make a selected signing. Their foremost precedence seems to be both a bodily robust midfielder to enhance Casadó or a flexible full-back.
Nonetheless, Barcelona don’t have any intention of dashing into offers that may very well be economically useful in the summertime.
For instance, the potential signing of Jonathan Tah from Bayer Leverkusen is linked to a launch clause set for the summer season, and the membership will not be contemplating advancing this deal by paying compensation to the German membership at the moment.
