Barcelona have been active in the summer transfer window in terms of arrivals and departures, and it is clear that they have already made significant upgrades in the dressing room.
Karim Adeyemi and Anthony Gordon are the two standout attacking players of the summer for the club so far, and Rodri is expected to soon join that list.
However, such big deals would be impossible without some big sales, and Barcelona have already made nearly €70 million in direct profits from departures this summer including the sale of Ferran Torres.
A goal in mind
As reported sports In the latest update, Barcelona does not intend to slow down in any way and has the idea of exceeding 100 million euros in sales this summer. After all, it will help balance their books.
Of the 70 million euros so far, Torres transfer alone The club’s profit will reach €40 million once it becomes official. The next largest shareholder is Ansu Fati, whose departure netted 11 million euros.
Joffrey Torrents left the club for Ajax for a fee of €5.5m with 50% of his rights sold while Jean Virgili’s move from Mallorca to Club Brugge saw the club pocket 40% of the €12m fee, which amounts to €4.8m.
Other notable departures include Iñaki Pena for €3m, Aaron Yakobishvili for around €2.5m and Dani Rodriguez for €1.5m.
Who else can leave?
In addition to the players who have already left, there are several academy talents who are viewed by the club as sellable, and quick moves are expected in the coming days.
Hector Forte, Marc Casado, Tommy Marquez, Joel Fernandez and Tony Fernandez are all seen as prospects to whom the club would open the door, most likely with some form of control over their future.
Casado’s transfer alone is expected to bring in €30 million, and could help the club reach €100 million.
Furthermore, there have been rumors of a possible sale of Jules Kounde, and this could be a huge deal financially as well.
