Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has reportedly decided to let two first-team players leave the club during the upcoming summer transfer window.
The decision comes as Barcelona plans to secure key signings and needs to offload players to comply with squad registration rules.
The Catalan club aims to strengthen its squad following a crucial 3-2 victory over Borussia Dortmund, which boosted their points total to 15, placing them second in the Champions League standings. As Barcelona eyes new recruits, adjustments to the current roster are necessary.
According to the Catalan newspaper “Sport,” Barcelona is targeting German defender Jonathan Tah in the next transfer window. However, this potential signing will not impact the future of Ronald Araujo, whom Flick sees as a vital defensive asset alongside Coparsi and Inigo Martinez.
The report further reveals that Flick has identified Andreas Christensen and Eric Garcia as surplus to the club’s requirements. With no significant role for them in the team’s future plans, their departures appear imminent.
This move aligns with Barcelona’s broader strategy to reshape its defensive lineup and create space for incoming talent.
Negotiations between Flick and the club’s management have reportedly started, focusing on both potential signings and players expected to leave. As Christensen and Garcia lead the list of likely exits, Barcelona’s transfer activities are set to intensify in the coming months.
The club aims to build a more robust and competitive squad capable of achieving success in domestic and European competitions.
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