Barcelona needs to generate income to be able to face the next transfer market. Joan Laporta's main idea, first of all, is to sell and then hire new players. In the event that he doesn't transfer any of his players, it is possible that some player will arrive as a free agent, but no more than that.
This is because the Blaugrana must respect the limit on the salary mass that LaLiga has put in charge of Javier Tebas. For this, the sports management, headed by Mateu Alemany, is in contact with the culés players to renegotiate their contracts. Azulgrana will offer them a discount so as not to have sanctions in the future.
It was already the case with Sergi Roberto, who accepted a considerable reduction in salary, and they hope that it will also happen with Sergio Busquets. Another of the problems that the culé institution has had is the registration of the number '6' Gavi. The Spaniard must use the number '30' on the next day because he has to continue with the subsidiary's salary and also the number.
Gavi is one of the players who most represent Barcelona today. He is one of his symbols, but his present and his future are not entirely clear due to Barcelona's difficulties in registering him as a first-team player due to his exceeding salary mass. To this day, in fact, he has a youth license. For this reason, there are European rivals who are looking for him.
The main competitor that is waiting for Gavi
Bayern Munich stalked him last summer, before renewing (an extension that is currently not effective) and now closely follows his controversial situation, according to Sky Sports. Likewise, they are sure that they will be able to fit their contract into the salary mass and because the Spanish international has always been determined and firm in his decision to continue his career at the Camp Nou.
