Barcelona goes into the summer again with uncertainty about their transfer market, with doubts about how much space they will have in their salary limit. Director of Football Deco, who now has the recruitment of Barcelona, designs a strategy to enter the summer.
Despite financial issues, Relo says that Deco has decided with the club that all the money they earn this summer will be reinvested in the first team this summer will be invested directly and the decisions they make will be made to improve the team in mind. Miguel Rico writes that the possible departure and arrivals are all known at the moment, but that strategy shift is considerable.
If Barcelona decides to sell a player, or if an irrefutable offer arrives, the money they earn is invested in a replacement, with the profit reserved for other objectives. The example used is Jules Kounde, who is interested in Chelsea. If it would be sold as well as sold, Barcelona would try to sign a new right back, such as Bayer Leverkusen's Jeremie Frimpong or Almeria's Marc Pubill, with the help of the win to add depth to a team with great quality.
It is important that Pablo Torre and Fermin Lopez are emphasized as examples of players who can become the victim of this strategy, with Dani Olmo and Gavi for them in the pecking order for playing time.
This strategy is clearly based on Barcelona that lies within their salary limit, and without limitations, something that is still being questioned in the higher offices of Spanish football. It is true that Barcelona has an uneven team, with many centerbacks and progressive midfielders, but with only two established full-backs. However, fans will also be reluctant to see one of the names mentioned above.
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