Manchester United has been pursuing De Jong for some time, and the newest speculations suggest that he will make the move to Old Trafford.
According to The Athletic, Barcelona's economic vice president Eduard Romeu said that the two financial agreements reached in the Extraordinary General Assembly imply the club will not have to sell any players before June 30th.
However, this could be a ruse, as it is stated that Man United believes the Catalan club would be forced to sell the Netherlands midfielder because to financial concerns.
In Spain, AS reported on a story claiming that the Assembly's resolution had made little difference to the situation.
Barca's goal is to increase communication with interested teams in order to come up with a satisfactory offer for De Jong. Only Man United has made a bid of 60 million euros so far, while the Liga giants are demanding an asking price of 80 million euros.
According to sources (The Athletic), Frenkie de Jong will eventually sign for Manchester United. Ten Hag is eager to hire him, and personal terms are not expected to be an issue.
According to AS, the former Ajax man's annual salary of 13 million euros (£215,000) will be a big financial burden for Barcelona.
Man United will begin their pre-season in Asia next month against Liverpool. Ten Hag should try to secure key signings as soon as possible so that he can prepare the squad for the new season.
For the time being, both United and Barca have maintained their positions. It'll be interesting to see who gives in first. We'll keep you informed.
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Marvin Peersman, a Ghanaian left-back, has signed a two-year contract with Aris Thessaloniki in Greece.
Peersman, 31, joins from PAS Giannina, where he had a fantastic season in which he scored twice and assisted three times in 22 Super League games.
He'll be a vital player for Aris this season, as the team looks to improve on their fourth-place result last year.
Peersman was born to a Dutch father and a Ghanaian mother in the Dutch city of Wilrijk. He has played for the Netherlands at the under-19 level, but has yet to earn a senior appearance.
Hapoel Tel Aviv and Royal Antwerp were among his past clubs.
Before the Anas exposure, Peersman spoke with former Ghana FA President Kwesi Nyantakyi and was ready to play for Ghana.
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