The signing that will save Barcelona's summer market

FC Barcelona continues to see the results of its sales strategy and buy-back clauses applied to players who, although did not make it to the first team, have generated significant income for the club. The board, led by Deco, has established a model that allows Barça to continue benefiting from its youth players even after their departure.

For the upcoming summer, the blaugrana club expects to add around 20 million euros thanks to various already agreed-upon operations, as reported by the newspaper Sport. One of the most secure incomes comes from the obligatory sale of Jean-Clair Todibo. The French center-back, loaned to Nice, will be acquired by West Ham, bringing approximately eight million euros to Barcelona thanks to a previously agreed buy-back percentage.

Discards will help balance the books

Another player who could bring in a significant sum is Òscar Mingueza. The Catalan defender was close to moving to Aston Villa in January for a figure close to 20 million euros, which would have meant about 10 million for Barça, which secured 50% of a future sale when transferring him to Celta. Although the deal did not materialize, everything points to his departure closing in the summer, contributing a similar amount to the club's finances.

Furthermore, the situation of Estanis Pedrola also raises expectations. Bologna has a purchase option for four million euros, half of which would go to Barça. The same goes for Mika Mármol, whose transfer to Roma could bring in up to an additional five million euros. Added to this is the potential departure of Ilaix Moriba, with a guaranteed 10% profit for the culés in case of transfer.

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