Reports from the Spanish media have disclosed that a player from FC Barcelona’s first team is expected to leave during the current summer transfer window. The club is actively considering letting some players go to alleviate their wage bill amidst a significant financial crisis that the Catalan side has been facing recently.
According to the Catalan newspaper *Sport*, after the departure of Barcelona’s captain, Sergi Roberto, head coach Hansi Flick has decided to remove another player from the squad before the upcoming season begins. The newspaper states that Flick is not convinced of the abilities of Brazilian forward Vitor Roque and feels that it would be beneficial for both parties if Roque left the team. Barcelona is reportedly putting considerable pressure on the Brazilian player to accept a transfer to the Saudi club Al Hilal this summer.
Additionally, the newspaper reports that Barcelona aims to offload Vitor Roque to fund the acquisitions of Neco Williams and Dani Olmo. However, the player has not yet reached a final decision regarding his future. It is worth noting that Barcelona is making significant efforts to bolster their squad by pursuing several high-profile signings to fulfill the expectations of their German coach, Hansi Flick, who aspires to revive the club’s past successes.
