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The economic crisis that the FC Barcelona today has a lot of importance in the plans of Joan Laporta and Xavi Hernández. Both the Catalan coach and the president know of the need to reinforce the squad, but only the departure of Frenkie de Jong could facilitate the arrival of other footballers and, above all, fulfill the great objective of the club in recent weeks: renew Gavi.
Today the sale of De Jong is practically defined and, despite the fact that Xavi has done everything possible to retain the footballer, he knows that his departure is essential to be able to strengthen other positions. In this sense, Robert Lewandowski, Bernardo Silva and Jules Koundé have become the main targets of the board.
It is true that the creative plot seems perfectly covered with GaviPedro and Sergio Busquetsin addition to the more than likely arrival of Franck Kessié and the presence of Nico Gonzálezbut even so Xavi has put the name of the Manchester City playmaker on the table. Lewandowski’s case is also difficult to understand since Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang He only arrived at the club six months ago and his performance in this period of time has been very remarkable.
However, although the arrival of Koundé is the only one that seems to be vital given the unreliability shown by the culé defense in the last campaign, Lewandowski and Bernardo Silva are the stars of the big news for Xavi and Barcelona fans. Despite the difficulties involved in his arrival in Barcelona, various media outlets have categorically stated that Both the Polish striker and the Portuguese player want to sign for Barçasomething that is undoubtedly a hopeful reason for the current summer market.
Thus, when Laporta and Xavi had resigned themselves to having both footballers, these same ones will try to convince their current clubs to facilitate their departure to Barcelonaalthough neither Bayern Munich nor Manchester City seem to be willing to agree to it right off the bat, unless the Blaugrana offer is irrefutable.