Despite ongoing financial difficulties, Xavi's team won the Spanish championship after finishing 10 points ahead of Real Madrid in the top flight.
However, the Catalan titans will need to borrow money in order to balance their accounts because they are ready to hire more employees in the next market.
As the season comes to a conclusion, Xavi and company must make decisions about each player's future and determine whether they will be moved on, according to Mundo Deportivo via Football Espana.
Both Clement Lenglet and Samuel Umtiti, central defenders, are likely to be informed that their futures lie elsewhere after failing to make an impression while on loan at Tottenham and Lecce.
Lenglet is rumored to be the player closest to leaving, and according to MD, the Catalan giants are in talks with Spurs to make his transfer permanent for between £12.9 million and £17.2 million.
Lenglet's salary at the Nou Camp are regarded to be one of the bigger strains on the team's budget, and his departure is expected to at least partially relieve those constraints.
Although Umtiti's season in Italy may have performed better, his Barca career's damage to his reputation has not been repaired. Lyon is allegedly interested in bringing Umtiti back to the club.
Sergino Dest, a former Ajax star that Ronald Koeman signed, is also expected to leave after failing to make an impression while on loan at AC Milan.
Even though a sale is desirable, the team might be forced to accept another loan agreement due to his dismal form in Italy, where he only made eight Serie A games.
Union Berlin of the Bundesliga has been mentioned in connection with him, but since those rumors, not much has changed.
Alex Collado, who just made a comeback from fellow LaLiga team Elche, is the final of the four players who is anticipated to be let go.
The right winger has one year left on his contract but has only registered one goal and an assist in 15 appearances in Spain's top division.
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