The new conditions being worked on for the Trincao deal
09/07/2022 Upd. at 12:55 CEST If nothing changes, Francisco Trincao will be the next to leave Barcelona. The Portuguese winger will go back to his homeland, to play for Sporting Lisbon. The clubs were negotiating a loan with an option to buy, but the Portuguese press salon Saturday that they may buy him outright. A Bola and Record say that Sporting will pay 10m euros for 50 per cent of Trincao’s rights, and that he will sign a five year deal there, while Barcelona have a buy back option if they consider it opportune, for sporting or financial reasons. In the Algarve they are ready for Trincao to come, with coach Ruben Amorim hoping that he arrives as soon as possible.
Wolves pay Barcelona £5million to avoid being forced to sign one of their flops
Wolves are reportedly set to pay Barcelona £5million, so they don't have to sign flop loanee Francisco Trincao. Trincao failed to impress in the Midlands over 28 Premier League appearances that produced a two-goal haul - with a further strike in the Carabao Cup. According to BBC Sport, Wolves did have an option to buy the Barcelona youngster. However, they won't exercise their option to bring Trincao to Molineux on a permanent deal, instead paying Barcelona £5million to pass on his services. But Wolves will now bag 20% of his fee should the Portuguese winger leave the Camp Nou this summer. READ MORE: Ex-Tottenham and Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo gets new job in Saudi Arabia And there's a real chance Wolves could be in for a minor windfall despite parting ways with £5million. The experienced youngster has been linked with a move back to his homeland in the form of Sporting Lisbon. Sporting, who impressed in the Champions League this season, are reportedly ready to part ways with £15.5million for his services. Should Trincao move to Sporting, Wolves could be in line for a small windfall of £3million. What do you think of Wolves paying not to sign a player? Let us know in the comments section Francisco Trincao managed three goals over the season (Image: Getty Images) It's good news for Barcelona, however, as the small cash injection will go towards stopping the financial crisis the club has slept walked into. This summer, Barca have already had to sell off a portion of their TV rights. While their vice president for finance Eduard Romeu has claimed the Blaugrana €500million (£427million) is needed to 'save' the club. READ NEXT: Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles
Xavi’s dream Barcelona squad for the 2022/2023 season
After a slow start to the summer, Barcelona’s transfer plans are finally starting to pick up steam. The Catalans have already gotten two signings on board in Andreas Christensen and Franck Kessie, and more are on the way. Barça have finally struck an agreement with Leeds United for the signing of Raphinha. On top of that, negotiations have advanced with Chelsea over potential deals for Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso, whose arrivals should strengthen the full-back department. Robert Lewandowski remains the priority target for Barcelona and they are ready to give in and meet Bayern Munich’s demands of €50 million to close the deal. The 33-year-old can be a game-changing addition for the Blaugrana if he arrives. Apart from these players, manager Xavi Hernandez continues to push for the capture of Jules Kounde from Sevilla, although progress has been minimal on that front. Another star who the Catalan management are looking at is Bernardo Silva of Manchester City, although his transfer will be dependent on the future of Frenkie de Jong. A few exits have already been sealed this summer, with Barça offloading Philippe Coutinho, Rey Manaj and Clement Lenglet (loan). Francisco Trincao is on the verge of joining Sporting CP, while Samuel Umtiti, Riqui Puig, Miralem Pjanic and Martin Braithwaite are expected to leave. With that in mind, SPORT provides a picture of the dream Barcelona squad that manager Xavi has in his plans for the upcoming season. Goalkeepers and Defence Marc-Andre ter Stegen will continue to be the undisputed No.
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