Antoine Griezmann continues to be a candidate to leave FC Barcelona for reasons of cutting the wage bill. At least that is what they have said officially.
That is why they are still looking for a team, after the failure of the possible exchange with Atlético de Madrid, the only team that the world champion wanted to go to.
A version of Gol Digital assures that the forward was offered to none other than Manchester United, in a trade for Victor Lindelof.
Barcelona would be willing to sell Griezmann to United in exchange for the defender, whose shares have fallen after the arrival of Raphael Varane. It is also a position that Ronald Koeman needs a defender. Clearly it would be a swap plus a significant amount of cash, but apparently the idea does not sound far-fetched in either house.
The Catalans are eager to get rid of the French, owner of the second highest salary after Messi, precisely to make public once the renewal of the Argentine, who would have reduced his salary by 50 percent and would sign for five years.
Will the exit that is blocking all the plans of the Catalans finally take place? Each day brings a chapter of the novel Griezmann.
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