Barcelona are looking to bring in reinforcements this summer in attack, and that will likely include the signing of a left winger. It is not clear whether that will be Marcus Rashford, but in recent weeks it has become clear that they are evaluating different options.
The Blaugrana can execute their €30m buy option with Manchester United, but there is a current of opinion that they may be able to get more for their money with another player, bearing in mind Rashford will command high wages. In recent weeks, former La Masia products Ez Abde, Jan Virgili and Victor Munoz have all been linked to Barcelona, as has Benfica winger Andreas Schjelderup.
Victor Munoz to sign with new agent
Matteo Moretto has revealed on RadioMarca that Munoz is 99.9% sure to sign with a new agent, Juanma Lopez of Niagara Sports. It did not go unnoticed that Lopez was involved in brokering deals for Joan Garcia and Dani Olmo to move to Barcelona in the last two years, their two headline signings in that period.
Real Madrid involvement complicates matters
However the fact Real Madrid have both a buyback option and a 50% sell-on fee on Munoz makes it difficult for Barcelona to pull off a deal. Moretto suggested that Los Blancos would likely intervene if the Blaugrana were to open talks with Osasuna. It means the only recourse Barcelona are left with could be to activate his €40m release clause, which given their reluctance to spend similar on Rashford, may not be on the cards.
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Munoz also has interest from Serie A and the Premier League, with Sunderland seeing a €25m offer turned down by Los Rojillo in January. It has also been suggested that Real Madrid could look to bring him back to the club a year later at a reduced price.
If Betis could get a good financial offer from Barcelona for Abde Ezzalzouli, I say go for it. Throw in club-footed Sofyan Amrabat, to sweeten the deal, if they will take him.
Betis has so many average skilled and non-technically talented players, they really need a complete roster make-over.
Broke-alona leave Victor out of your broke life!
Shitty club pretending they are something again with windowshopping tens of players every year while buying noone because they cannot afford it?