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The FC. Barcelona needs to get as much money as possible before June 30 so that La Liga Santander, led by Javier Tebas, relaxes all its demands and puts pressure on Joan Laporta regarding the salary limit, sales expense and Fair Play Financial. The better the season ends financially, the less restrictive the measures imposed on him on July 1 will be and, therefore, he will have more possibilities of undertaking large signings in the winter market such as Robert Lewandowski.
For this reason, and to the chagrin of many, Joan Laporta has already agreed on what his first outing will be before June 30 and it is that of youth squad player Ferran Jutglá. The culé striker who has played 6 games with the first team this year due to the large number of casualties that Xavi Hernández’s team suffered between the months of November and December, He is the top scorer in the 1st RFEF with Barça B with 19 goals, which, added to the one he scored with FC: Barcelona, add up to a total of 20 goals throughout the course.
That is Xavi Hernandez would lose up to 20 goals for next season, figures that no player from the first team has achieved and only for the amount of 7 million euros because, as published Sport, that is the amount for which the Barça B striker will be transferred to the Belgian Bruges. An amount that is true that it is not very large but that could help reduce those restrictions by La Liga.
It is not the only exit in which the FC is working. Barcelona for before June 30. Joan Laporta is working very hard on the transfers of Umtiti and Braithwaite, to which he has already communicated, as published The sports world, who, if he continues with his refusal to leave the club, will take very severe measures regarding the player’s future at the club. In addition, to this we must add the more than possible output of Ousmane Dembele to Chelsea as we published yesterday in Don Balon.