Barcelona have for some time been the reputed objective of Robert Lewandowski, who affirmed he wouldn't sign another arrangement with Bayern Munich in front of its expiry next season.
However, the President of the Spanish Football Association, Javier Tebas, has uncovered Barcelona's monetary issues mean they can't presently sign the Poland worldwide.
As detailed by Mundo Deportivo, he said: "Barça, today, can't sign him.
"Barcelona understand what they need to do. He (Barcelona president Joan Laporta) knows impeccably our standards of monetary control and his monetary circumstance.
"The principles are to stay away from major financial issues in the substances. I couldn't say whether he will sell De Jong, Pedri or Pepito Pérez. He understands what he needs to do, sell resources and procure more."
Barcelona's financial VP Eduard Romeu intensified the Spanish goliaths' basic circumstance, uncovering the club needs a portion of a BILLION Euros to save itself.
The club's monetary troubles reached a critical stage last season when they couldn't re-sign hotshot Lionel Messi due to being in break of LaLiga wage rules.
Robert Lewandowski, 33, could leave German bosses Bayern for just £20million, in the event that the striker sets off a proviso in Article 17 of Fifa's guidelines which would permit him to purchase out his own agreement.
The possibility of landing such a colossal ability at a cut cost expense would ordinarily be music to the ears of Barca manager Xavi, yet Tebas' disclosure proposes the Nou Camp monsters will not be able to exploit what is happening.
This gives Chelsea a spotless run at Robert Lewandowski, who scored 50 objectives in 46 games for Bayern last season.
The productive Pole won 'The Best FIFA Men's Player' grant in 2020 and 2021.
His certifications as an exchange target represent themselves, and with reports demonstrating Chelsea could permit £100million flop Romelu Lukaku to get back to Inter Milan, The Blues will have an opportunity to fill.
While Chelsea will almost certainly be reinforced by the insight about Barca's monetary trouble, Barcelona club president Laporta stays rebellious.
He said: "Given the proclamations by the leader of the League saying that we can't sign a player, I might want to advise him that his obligations are to look after the Professional Football League and the clubs.
"So I find out if we can sign a specific player, since that plainly hurts the interests of FC Barcelona."
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