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Coveted by Chelsea and Manchester United, Frenkie de Jong is still not sure if he will continue his adventure at Barça. Although the Dutch international has repeatedly stated his desire to stay in Catalonia, President Joan Laporta would not be opposed to selling his midfielder. Indeed, a transfer of Frenkie de Jong would do more good to the club’s finances. Barça, which for the moment still has big financial problems, and still cannot register its new recruits (Lewandowski, Raphinha, Koundé) to compete in La Liga.
Barca’s ultimate offer to de Jong
According to the latest information from Spanish daily Sport, FC Barcelona would offer his midfielder a considerable drop in his salary (nearly half), so that he could continue his adventure with the Blaugranas. If Frenkie de Jong does not come to accept this final offer, Joan Laporta would agree to sell de Jong to Chelsea. The Blues who are currently best placed to welcome the 25-year-old Dutch midfielder.
The Sport newspaper also suggests that the future of the former Ajax player could be sealed in the coming hours. A meeting between the player and the Catalan management should be held very soon to discuss all the possibilities that are on the table. A departure from Frenkie de Jong could facilitate the arrival of Bernardo Silva in Catalonia. But Joan Laporta’s dream would be for the Dutchman to accept the offer to lower his salary and for the Portuguese midfielder to sign Manchester City at the same time. A possibility considered difficult but not impossible within the management of the club. The epilogue of the Jong soap opera could therefore finally be known within the week.
#FCB??
? De Jong debería accept a reduction of case the mitad del salario para volver a las cifras de su contrato inicial
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— Diario SPORT (@sport) August 11, 2022
to summarize
Coveted by Chelsea and Manchester United, Frenkie de Jong is still not sure to continue his adventure at Barça. Although the Dutch international has repeatedly stated his desire to stay in Catalonia, President Joan Laporta would not be against selling his midfielder.
