In order to free up money for their approach for Lionel Messi, Barcelona is prepared to release former Leeds star Raphinha in the upcoming transfer window.
During the upcoming transfer window, Barcelona's resolve to lure Lionel Messi back to Camp Nou will be a crucial plot point.
However, considering the Blaugrana's financial predicament, their chase of the 2022 World Cup victor is challenging.
Barca's team is on alert as a result, and it's expected that some key players may need to be offloaded.
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According to rumours, Raphinha is expected to be sold by Barcelona in the off-season despite interest from three Premier League clubs.
Given the club's financial difficulties, the Blaugrana will have to let Raphinha go in order to make room for Messi to come back, according to Fichajes. At the conclusion of this season, Messi's contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires.
Raphinha, who came from Leeds United last year, may not stay long. According to AS, the 26-year-old is attracting interest from Arsenal, Tottenham, and Newcastle United.
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