Football
Exiting Barcelona: Which of 27 players will be sacrificed?
By Ediale Kingsley
Barca has too much fats to shed. They have 27 players now in the squad and they have a task to reduce the number…
Yerry Mina
— Everton wants
— Mourinho wants
— Barca says he is available for £40m (it is negotiatiable)
Andre Gomes
— One of the most hated player in the world after Bakayoko
— Fans want him out, injury limits that possibility
— West Ham wants him
— Too many midfielders around, surely he goes or relegates to team B
— Barca desperate to sell, even for cheap, MFM FC should bid
Paco Alcacer
— Ernesto Valverde’s rates Munir El Haddadi over him
— Barca needs only 1 substitute striker, he is 2, too many
— Southampton thinks he is the Suarez they need
Marlon Santos
— Southampton wants him
— Leicester City wants too
— West Ham has tendered offer
Sergi Samper
— 3 words to describe this midfielder: Loan, injuries and loan
— Barca has no first team spot for him
— No one wants him
Rafinha
— Showed great form in preseason
— Arsenal want him for cheap
— Barca still believes he is very valuable
Jasper Cillessen
— Barca wants him to stay
— He wants what Barca can’t give him (first choice)
— Many EPL clubs are offering him first choice spot
— No club wants him enough to table an offer Barca can’t refuse
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