FC Barcelona News: 9 May 2024; Andreas Christensen set to stay, Barça close to new deal for Pau Cubarsí
Four games to go to secure second place – FC Barcelona
La Liga is drawing to a close, and although the title has already been decided, Barça and Girona still have everything to play for. Because finishing second would also bag the last remaining slot in next season’s Spanish Super Cup along with Real Madrid, Athletic Club and Mallorca, whose places in Saudi Arabia are already secure.
Barcelona do not intend to sell defender Andreas Christensen this summer following Xavi Hernandez backing – Football España
Because of their well-documented financial woes, Barcelona will be forced to consider a number of significant sales during the upcoming summer transfer window. Andreas Christensen is one that offers will be heard for, although his situation is different to some of the others.
Napoli, Tottenham and two other Premier League clubs interested in signing Barcelona’s Vitor Roque – Football España
Barcelona starlet Vitor Roque has not enjoyed the easiest start to life in European football, but his future was tossed into the air by comments from his agent Andre Cury, who said that either he would play more minutes or be sold, rather than the loan deal backed by manager Xavi Hernandez.
Joao Cancelo’s Future Remains Unclear at Barcelona – Football España
Joao Cancelo is currently plying his trade at Barcelona following a September loan move from Manchester City. The full-back, who can play on both the right and the left side of the pitch, has an unclear future where his parent club are concerned, but recent performances for Barca suggest his future with the Spanish giants remains just as unclear.
Barcelona to close new contract for star defender Pau Cubarsí this week – Football España
Barcelona will seal a deal for breakout star Pau Cubarsi within the coming days, as they look to tie the 17-year-old down following an enormously impressive first few months in the first team. Cubarsi’s current release clause is currently €10m, but that will rise to somewhere in excess of €500m with the signing of the new deal.
