Barcelona’s sporting director put out a clear blueprint for the team’s transfer strategy at the club’s General Assembly this past weekend.<\/p>\n
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The 59-year-old said that they would continue to pursue elite free agents like as Diogo Dalot, N’Golo Kante, and Marco Asensio in the coming years.<\/p>\n
While these names will only be available during the next summer window, the club does not intend to add to its lineup in January.<\/p>\n
According to writer Edu Polo, Barcelona intends to have a calm winter market and will not make any urgent additions until it becomes necessary.<\/p>\n
He adds that Barcelona intends to have a calm winter market, which means no quick signings until it becomes a necessity.<\/p>\n
“The primary plan is to create a peaceful winter bazaar.” “There is no threat of a bombing, unless there is an accident or an unforeseen departure,” Polo told Carpetas FCB.<\/p>\n
Barcelona was one of the busiest clubs during the previous winter window.<\/p>\n
With injuries worsening, the club was compelled to enter the market and sign players such as Adama Traore from Wolves and Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang from the opposite side.<\/p>\n
Traore and Aubameyang, for example, were simply stopgap measures. The former returned to his original club before to the start of the current season, while Aubameyang was sold to Chelsea.<\/p>\n
There is no market strategy in place. If there are no unexpected injuries or departures, Barcelona will stroll through the window gently.<\/p>\n
This season, Barcelona has lost many defenders due to injury, Araujo and new acquisition Jules Kounde.<\/p>\n
Both players had injuries during the international break, and although Kounde is close to returning, Araujo will not be available until the World Cup in Qatar.<\/p>\n
situation persists, Barcelona may hunt for a defender similar to Athletic Club’s Inigo Martinez. The January transfer market is likely to be barren of high-profile additions, as it was earlier this year.<\/p>\n
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