Notwithstanding the monetary strain, FC Barcelona are gaining ground with the new task and enters a urgent summer move window, where long periods of readiness will at last work out as expected. However, exits will be just as important as arrivals in securing the signing of players on the club's shortlist, and careful consideration of players who have previously been on loan will hold significant weightage.
Players who were not personally requested by Xavi's coaching staff remain at the club despite management changes and changes to the hierarchy. Misfits from previous administrations accommodated various play styles, causing unrest and increasing the cost of wages.
One of the Blaugranas' players who is still considered an outsider is Sergino Dest. After spending the first few months under Xavi's leadership, he was sent on loan to Milan, where he played in just 633 minutes in 14 games. The American has stopped participating in games as of January 24 and is also shunned by the Italians.
Mundo Deportivo has published a new report stating that Union Berlin, a German club, is interested in signing Dest. The club's interest in expanding their squad comes as no surprise given that they are getting close to qualifying for the Champions League.
Dest, a right back who plays too offensively, clashed stylistically with Xavi's structural blueprint, who prefers to play with a right back who is better at defense. Juan Foyth is one of the alternatives on Xavi's list.
In a piece of electrifying report, Relevo jounalist Toni Juanmarti is revealing that superagent Jorge Mendes has offered Barcelona an opportunity to trade Ansu Fati for Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves this late spring.
Along with playmaker Neves, Wolves have proposed a player-plus-cash deal that includes €30 million in cash. The Camp Nou hierarchy is said to be considering the proposal because the deal will help them manage their ongoing financial difficulties.
Fati, a 20-year-old who has fallen down Xavi Hernandez's hierarchy, may leave this summer, while Neves, a 26-year-old, is expected to enter his final season of his contract next season.
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Notwithstanding the monetary strain, FC Barcelona are gaining ground with the new task and enters a urgent summer move window, where long periods of readiness will at last work out as expected. However, exits will be just as important as arrivals in securing the signing of players on the club's shortlist, and careful consideration of players who have previously been on loan will hold significant weightage.
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