Unwanted Barcelona striker has two offers each from the Premier League and La Liga

With just a few weeks to go before the new season comes to a start, Barcelona are facing a race against time to get rid of their fringe players.

The club have been able to offload the likes of Philippe Coutinho, Francisco Trincao and Clement Lenglet, among many others. However, the club are actively looking to find suitors for other fringe players in the team, including Martin Braithwaite.

The Danish international is among the lowest-paid players in the Barcelona camp. His current contract at Camp Nou expires in 2024, with Xavi Hernandez deeming him surplus to the requirements.

Spanish journalist Gerard Romero has offered an update on the future of Braithwaite, suggesting the Dane is starting to attract attention from clubs across Europe.

Getafe and Rayo Vallecano are the two Spanish clubs that have launched an enquiry about the Barcelona attacker. They are keen on shoring up their options upfront, with Braithwaite appearing as an ideal candidate due to his experience in La Liga.

During his time at Leganes and Barça, the striker has featured in a combined total of almost 100 matches in the Spanish top flight.

Apart from these two Spanish clubs, Braithwaite has received offers from a couple of Premier League clubs, though the names of the teams remain undisclosed.

In the event of an official offer, Barcelona should not hold back from sanctioning the sale of Braithwaite, knowing his exit could go a long way in helping the club balance the books ahead of the new season.

However, it remains to be seen whether or not Braithwaite himself is open to a move away from Catalonia this summer.