Barcelona president Joan Laporta hopes that, with the various economic operations underway, such as the sale of a part of “Barca Vision” and a renegotiation of the contract with Nike, the Blaugrana club can return to the 1:1 rule imposed by LaLiga and thus be able to carry out “any football operation” it deems necessary.
The manager commented this during the presentation of Hansi Flick as the new manager of the Catalan team. “The economic situation is much better than it was. The process has been to save the club and then recover it, so we are on the path to normality,” he said.
Laporta said that he can currently “face signings of the magnitude that is being talked about (Nico Williams and Dani Olmo).”
“Deco is working on this aspect with its team to improve the workforce if necessary,” he added, stressing that he hopes to announce “relevant economic news shortly.”
Flick, meanwhile, said that one of his main objectives at the helm of Barcelona will be to “take the La Masia players to a higher level.”
He would leave Manchester
Julián Álvarez, a world champion forward and two-time champion of the Americas with the Argentine national team, has explored the possibility of leaving Manchester City in search of more playing time, something that with Erling Haaland above him seems difficult at his current club.
Ciudadanos coach Pep Guardiola has hinted at the possibility of a departure from his squad.
“We’ll see. I don’t know if at the last minute someone will come for one of our players and they will end up leaving and we will have to replace those departures,” said the Catalan.
According to British journalist Sam Lee of The Athletic, City are asking for a minimum of 60 million pounds for his departure, which could even increase if certain clauses are met.
One of the teams that the Argentine has been linked with is Atlético de Madrid, who are looking for a replacement for Álvaro Morata, who recently left for Serie A with Milan.— EFE and FOX SPORTS
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2024-08-05 03:13:55
