Barcelona are ready to listen to offers for Ansu Fati, Ferran and Raphinha

Barcelona are starting to make planning decisions for next season. And the club are very clear that it will be obligatory to formalise some important departures in order to be able to sign what is necessary. Barça are open to offers for Ansu Fati, Raphinha and Ferran Torres as they prepare for a revolution in the attacking positions.

The Barça president, Joan Laporta, already warned several weeks ago that there would be sales. And they would try to ensure they were players with fewer minutes in the first team so that the project did not suffer so much. Ansu and Ferran are two of the players for whom the club would open the door, although they are two very different cases.

With Ansu, Barça have been talking to his camp and it is clear that there are teams that are very interested in signing him, especially Manchester United. He has hardly played as a starter and there have been certain tensions such as the comments made by his father. Ansu wants to continue, but if a high economic proposal arrives, Barça will study it and nothing is ruled out.

In the case of Ferran, the player is convinced that he will end up succeeding and does not want to leave. His role has decreased but Barça also know that a sale will be complicated as it is unlikely that at this time it is possible to recover the 55 million euros invested in him. There are teams that want him, like Inter or Atlético on loan or in exchange for players. Barça will study all the proposals.

With Raphinha, the case is different. He has taken advantage of Ousmane Dembélé's injury to make a place in the starting XI, but he is still not an absolutely differential player. And the most important thing: there are Premier League teams willing to pay a lot of money for him. Chelsea wanted him last summer and he is highly valued in England. Barça know first-hand that they could recoup the money invested and make a profit. And in a summer when they need to sell in order to sign, the Brazilian could become a very important asset in the market.

As with all decisions, everything will be agreed upon between the sporting department and the coaching staff, who are demanding players of the highest international quality. To do so, they will need financial resources and outlets. Everything is being worked on quietly at the moment to focus on winning the league, but the club is working to generate resources in a market that could be, once again, very busy.