In a recent update, it has come to light that Barcelona are about to finalise the sale of an unpaid €40 million stake related to a Liberian investment to another European investor.
This move almost guarantees that the club will return to the 1:1 financial rule, a development eagerly awaited by many.
In a recent update, it has come to light that Barcelona are about to finalise the sale of an unpaid €40 million stake related to a Liberian investment to another European investor.
This move almost guarantees that the club will return to the 1:1 financial rule, a development eagerly awaited by many.
The process involves Barcelona partnering with a European investor who will contribute €40 million. This will resolve a significant financial issue that has greatly limited the club’s ability to pursue its sporting ambitions in recent months.
Once the transaction is complete, Barcelona expect to resume their usual transfer activities. In light of this, let’s take a look at three players who might join Barcelona with the return to the 1:1 rule.
Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen might be open to a deal that includes player exchanges as part of the negotiation for his transfer to Barcelona.
However, Barcelona are not the only club interested in Frimpong. Several top teams, including Arsenal, Manchester United, and Liverpool, are also keeping an eye on the Dutch player.
Frimpong’s contract with Bayer includes a release clause worth €40 million, which reportedly expires on June 14. This means that any club wanting to sign the 23-year-old will have to negotiate a transfer fee with Bayer Leverkusen.