BarcelonaThe economic muscle of the Premier League is helping Barça certify the priority goal of renewing Leo Messi until 2023. To achieve the signature of the Argentine, who intends to continue in Barcelona but will continue to be the longest-serving footballer well-valued in the squad, the Barça entity must “remove players and reduce salaries”, they point out from the Camp Nou offices. A mandate that is valid both to respect the financial fair play of the League and to aspire to continue strengthening the team when there are still almost two months left in the transfer market. In this way to empty the locker room of players who charge too much for what they contribute to the turf, Barça announced this Sunday the transfer of Francisco Trincao to Wolverhampton and hopes to communicate in the next few hours the sale of Junior Firpo to Leeds United. Despite not being one of the best teams in England, the wolves and the whites they have the money to improve their performances, something Barça can’t do right now.
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