Barcelona will consider selling young attacker only for offers of €35 million

Amidst an urgent need to sell players and generate some revenue, Barcelona are finding it hard to offload their stars in the market so far.

The likes of Ansu Fati and Ferran Torres have been put up for sale, but the duo has no interest in leaving the club. So much so that they have not been listening to any proposals that have come, upsetting the club.

While efforts will continue to place them in a different team this summer, Barça might have to look at some other stars who they can get rid of to improve their economic situation.

As such, returning loanees like Samuel Umtiti, Clement Lenglet, Sergino Dest, and Alex Collado have all been made available for transfers while Nico Gonzalez will likely be allowed to leave as well, on loan or permanently.

However, one player returning from loan, who is reported to have a future at Barcelona is Ez Abde. The 21-year-old enjoyed a solid season at Osasuna last time out and his performances have made an impression at the club.

As such, manager Xavi Hernandez wishes to have him as part of the club’s pre-season this summer no matter what. And it could earn him a spot in the first-team roster next season.

However, according to a report from Mundo Deportivo, despite Abde appearing to be featuring Xavi’s plans, the door is not entirely closed on his departure this summer.

Indeed, given the club’s delicate financial situation, Barcelona would be open to selling the 21-year-old Moroccan international if an offer of €35 million comes along.

Abde had an impressive campaign with Osasuna. While he finished with six goals and two assists, the young attacker’s impact was beyond mere numbers.

His pace, dazzling wing play, and ability to cause problems for defenders have certainly caught the eye of not only Barcelona but several clubs within Spain and outside.

However, for the La Liga champions to consider parting ways with the youngster, they will have to receive offers of around €35 million, which could potentially come only from the Premier League.