Former Manchester City striker Ferran Torres has officially made his debut at Barca and if all goes well, his registration will be completed by Sunday. In fact, Barça was originally expected to announce the official announcement on Monday, December 27, but it was eventually delayed until the next day. Catalan journalist Lu Martín revealed the inside story on The Què T'hi Jugues on Serre Radio.
Lu Martín said Ferran's transfer was delayed by 24 hours for two reasons. First, Barca want to include a "return" clause in their transfer agreement, which is to return Him to Manchester City if they cannot register Felan now.
The second point is that Barca also owed Manchester City 1.5 million euros on the original transfer of Dennis Suarez, which was not willing to pay by former Barca president Bartomeu at the time, and now Manchester City has asked Barca to pay the fee, and Barca has accepted.
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