Mail Sport experts - including CHRIS SUTTON, MARTIN KEOWN, SIR CLIVE WOODWARD and DAVID LLOYD - have their say on the FA Cup final The players most likely to generate the vast sums needed are the likes of talented young stars Gavi and Fati, although Lewandowski, Ronald Araujo and Marc-Andre Ter Stegen are also all of world-class ability and could draw big offers. Yet the money raised from parting ways with some of the club's less valuable players is unlikely to meet the requisite amount set by Tebas, although it will go some way to helping balance the books.
Samuel Umtiti, Hector Bellerin, Clement Lenglet, Alex Collado and Sergino Dest are all currently out on loan and could be made available for sale this summer, with their futures seemingly elsewhere. The club attempted to remove a number of players from the books last summer, but only managed to permanently sell Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Philippe Coutinho to Chelsea and Aston Villa respectively. The current Red Devils boss had appeared keen to reunite with his former Ajax star, and the Red Devils were handed a boost in their pursuit after reports the 25-year-old was keen to play alongside Casemiro.Īnsu Fati has also been rumoured as a target for United, although he has reportedly recently shut down any links with the Premier League side. There are several players that could attract hefty bids this summer such as Frenkie de Jongįrenkie de Jong was the target of a high-profile transfer saga involving Man United throughout much of last summer, with the player refusing to leave the Nou Camp. The good news for Barcelona is that there are several players in the squad who are of interest to other sides. 'They have to reduce their investment in players and we have encouraged them to sell players because, for every amount they raise in sales, they can spend 40 per cent of that.' 'In the case of Barcelona, they have to drop from spending on wages and transfers from £532m to £399m (€650m to €450m), so it’s a budget of minus £177m (€200m).
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'They sold off £620m (€700m) in TV rights and tried to find different ways to solve the situation but they won't be able to do that next season. We have ruled that they can no longer sign more players. 'Barcelona has been involved in questionable behaviour which has had an impact on LaLiga and we are acting accordingly. 'As of today, Barcelona doesn't have any room in its budget to spend in the upcoming transfer window,' LaLiga chief Javier Tebas said on Thursday in London, at the Financial Times' Business of Football summit. Barca spent big last summer on the likes of Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Jules Koundeįailure to stay in the Champions League, as well as being knocked out of the Europa League by Manchester United, tightened an already tight screw at the club, with Barca thought to be relying on European competitions as a source of revenue.
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