Chelsea defender planning to submit ‘transfer request’ to join Barcelona
Jordi Alba has been left without a reinforcement at left-back for almost 10 years as of now. His physical issue record and science with the group is eminent, which frequently works in favor for Barcelona, yet in front of the 2022/23 season, they are hoping to get a legitimate representative.
Chelsea's Marcos Alonso has been picked by Xavi to support the position, yet a move is muddled as of now. The Spaniard, however, is clear about his craving to join Barça, and will present a 'move demand' to compel out, as indicated by Mundo Deportivo.
An exchange demand powers the Premier League to intercede and intercede between the two gatherings, on the off chance that the parent club won't allow the player to leave.
The Blues have as of late gone under new proprietorship and have lost two community backs during this window as Andreas Christensen and Antonio Rudiger for nothing.
They are now under weighty investigation after the Roman Abramovich outrage and can't stand to overspend during this window, despite the fact that their group is in a real sense falling to pieces.
Barcelona, in the mean time, most likely can't bear to spend one more season without a legitimate reinforcement left-back. Alba has had a wonderful physical issue record during his ten years at the club, yet experienced different injury unnerves last season.
During that time, Ronald Koeman and Xavi attempted to plug the opening utilizing Oscar Mingueza, Sergino Dest, Clement Lenglet, and Alejandro Balde. However, none with an excessive amount of progress.
Further, with Dani Alves leaving the club, Dest and Sergi Roberto are the main accessible choices at right-back. An arrangement for Cesar Azpilicueta is being dealt with, yet is in the underlying stages as it were.
Alonso is on the last year of his agreement, and could cost up to almost €5-7 million. All things considered, he is plainly not their need; Barcelona would much prefer figure out moves for Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha, and Jules Kounde prior to looking forward.
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