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Manchester United and Arsenal are on alert after Barcelona reportedly put one among their star forwards up on the market forward of the summer time switch window.
United and Arsenal are each available in the market for attacking gamers this summer time as they put together to problem champions Manchester Metropolis within the Premier League subsequent time period.
Barcelona attacker Raphinha is a confirmed Premier League participant, having frolicked at Leeds United previous to his transfer to the Catalan membership, and the Brazilian is known to be admired by United, Arsenal and Tottenham.
In line with Barcelona-based outlet SPORT, the Blaugrana are able to promote Raphinha to fund a transfer for Athletic Membership’s highly-rated ahead Nico Williams.
Raphinha has had combined evaluations in his two seasons at Barcelona and with the intention to strengthen this summer time, the Catalan membership are seemingly ready to promote the Brazilian again to the Premier League.
The winger, who has scored 20 objectives in 87 appearances for Barcelona, is underneath contract on the La Liga giants till 2027.
Former Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick is predicted to take over at Barcelona this summer time after Xavi’s departure, however the German is known to have been instructed that participant gross sales shall be wanted because of the membership’s delicate monetary state of affairs.
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In FourFourTwo’s view, it seems like Raphinha might properly depart Barcelona and the Brazilian could be an thrilling addition at United, Arsenal or Spurs. He’s already confirmed within the Premier League and would subsequently command a good price, so a return to England may properly be on the playing cards this summer time.
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