The next 3 departures Barcelona wants to finalize in the summer

With the departure of Clément Lenglet now closed, FC Barcelona is now working on finalizing three other departures that could shape the course of their summer transfer market: Marc-André ter Stegen, Andreas Christensen, and Pablo Torre. The club aims to reduce its wage bill and reshape the squad according to Hansi Flick's plans, and these three deals are a priority to move forward.

In the case of the German goalkeeper, the situation is tense. Ter Stegen has no intention of leaving Camp Nou without receiving every euro stipulated in his contract, which runs until 2028 and involves figures that seriously compromise the club's financial margin. His departure would not only ease the financial burden but also pave the way for Joan García, the chosen one in goal for the new cycle. However, the financial agreement is far from being finalized, and the goalkeeper has already returned to Barcelona to address the issue face to face with the board.

Barcelona needs to finalize departures in the summer

As for Christensen, he has already been informed that he is not part of the long-term plans, despite Flick's desire to keep him. Deco is betting on Ronald Araújo as an untouchable center-back and considers that the Dane could be transferred. Everything points to a definitive departure if an interesting offer comes in.

Finally, Pablo Torre, without a place in a midfield full of competition, is closely followed by Sevilla. Antonio Cordón sees him as a key piece for his new project. Barcelona aims for a transfer with a buy-back option, not a loan, which could complicate negotiations. The summer will be bustling at Camp Nou, where departures will mark the beginning of a new era.