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With the sale of 25% of their television rights, Barça hope to pocket around 400 million euros, half of which should be invested for the summer transfer window. According to Mundo Deportivo, these 200 million euros will be used for the recruitment of the four priority targets of the Blaugranaswhich are Robert Lewandowski, Jules Kound, Bernardo Silva and Raphinha.
Regarding the Polish striker, the Catalan club and Bayern Munich are sticking to their position with an offer of around 40 million euros on the one hand and much higher expectations on the other. However, the German press explains that the prospect of a strike by Robert Lewandowski when the season resumes with Bayern Munich on July 12 could convince the Bavarian leaders to be more understanding.
While waiting for the money from the transfer window to flow, the Ousmane Dembélé file is still relevant, although his contract ended on June 30. According to Sport, the French world champion will have to accept a 40% cut in his salary to extend his lease in Catalonia, which would put him on the level of Ansu Fati’s emoluments. At present, it is still unknown what Ousmane Dembélé has decided for his future.
to summarize
While Barça will allocate a large envelope for its summer transfer window, Ousmane Dembélé will have to accept a significant drop in salary if he wishes to extend his contract with the Blaugranas. According to Sport, the drop is around 40%.
