Barcelona is still looking for ways to bolster their squad. After completing the signing of Franck Kessié on Monday, their next goal is to strengthen the attack.
With Robert Lewandowski on the bench, the priority is to sign Ousmane Dembélé, whose contract expires on June 30, and Raphinha from Leeds.
They will use a second economic lever for this, which will provide them with 200 million euros for signings after selling 15% of their TV rights.
According to 'Mundo Deportivo,' if they are successful in acquiring the Frenchman and the Brazilian, Memphis Depay will be forced to leave the club. The Dutchman is no longer necessary for Xavi, and Barcelona is becoming more open to his departure.
Tottenham is on the hunt.
As a result, some clubs have expressed interest in the Dutch striker. Tottenham is one of them, according to 'Sport,' with whom Barcelona is negotiating the loan of Clement Lenglet.
Depay would not be taking a significant step back if he joined Spurs, as he would be playing for a team that will compete in the Champions League.
Everything will be determined by the number of signings that occur up front. With Lewandowski as the primary option at '9,' Raphinha and Dembélé are the only players capable of luring Depay away from Barcelona.
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Barcelona are ready to ramp up their efforts to bring new faces into the club now that the summer transfer window in Spain has officially opened.
The first economic lever was activated, bringing in over €200 million to assist the club. Joan Laporta is already working on another deal to sell 15% of their TV rights in order to generate an additional €400 million in revenue before the pre-season tour to the United States.
It should make the Blaugrana's life much easier this summer as they pursue their top taets. And plans are already in the works for the club to use these funds to bring in the players they want.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona intends to pay €50 million to sign Raphinha from Leeds United. This claim contradicts Gerard Romero's Friday night claim that Barcelona had agreed a €60 million deal with Leeds United for the Brazilian forward.
However, MD insists that Barcelona wants to pay €50 million for Raphinha, which is €25 million less than what Chelsea has offered the Wtes for the we's services.
Another report in the Spanish press claims that Barcelona has offered €40 million to sign oert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich and are confident that the sum will be sufficient to secure their m?.
It is claimed that despite claims in the German media of a €60 million dem?d from Bayern, the fee is deemed excessive by Barcelona due to the time remaining on Lewandowski's contract. Furthermore, the tker's ??mp believes that €40 million should be sufficient to complete the transaction.
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