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Barcelona ready to listen to offers for Spanish trio this month

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With Barcelona once again mired in Financial Fair Play issues, the club are looking for ways to generate revenue and do some business this month as they would be under the 1:4 rule when the summer window opens.

Player sales remain the best avenue for the Catalan giants to do so, even though Xavi has often spoken about not wanting to lose any players or granting a sale only if replacements are brought in.

But, according to SPORT, Barcelona are seeing the contract registrations of Gavi and Ronald Araujo as priorities, as well as the renewal of Alejandro Balde. And hence, they will listen to offers for some players this month, including the Spanish trio of Ferran Torres, Eric Garcia and Hector Bellerin.

Among the trio, Garcia was the first to arrive at Barça, returning to the club in the summer of 2021 on a free transfer. However, the 22-year-old has been in and out of the team, losing his prominence completely in recent weeks.

Indeed, the former Manchester City ace is essentially the fifth-choice centre-back at Camp Nou currently, behind Jules Kounde, Ronald Araujo, Andreas Christensen and even Marcos Alonso.

And given his lack of minutes and the club’s financial situation, the Blaugrana would be open to offers for him, especially amidst interest from the Premier League.

Torres followed in Garcia’s footsteps and landed in Catalonia in January last year. While he has displayed flashes of his potential, the Spaniard has failed to deliver as expected, especially given the massive investment Barcelona made in him.

Missed chance, a lack of confidence, and uncertainty over his best position have characterised Torres’ time at Camp Nou. With the ex-Valencia ace not meeting the desired levels, Barcelona will listen to offers for him as well.

Bellerin’s situation is a bit different, with his contract expiring at the end of the season. Having arrived last summer and signed a one-year deal, the Spaniard was never the club’s first-choice option to strengthen the right-back slot. And it has been seen in how sparingly Xavi has used him.

While there might not be many suitors for him, Bellerin would be available for a transfer and Barça will be open to any offers that arrive for him.

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