Today we are going to talk about those things in the world of football, and our topic is both lively and delicate. Did you know that the football market is like a big magician, one set on the surface, another behind the scenes? Take Barcelona as an example, the liquidated damages of their player contracts are frighteningly high, often hundreds of millions, just like saying: "We players are gold in gold, no one wants to move." But in reality, it's just a façade. Just like Dembele, when people signed the contract, the liquidated damages were only 50 million euros, but as soon as Paris Saint-Germain knocked on the door, Barcelona only had 25 million left in his hand, and the other 25 million slid directly into Dembele's pocket. This operation is really dazzling.
Let's talk about Bayern Munich, they are veterans in the transfer market. Take their interest in Araujo, where they initially bid €70 million, but that's just the beginning. Bayern's move can be described as step-by-step, just like they chased Kane before, step by step, and in the end, they can always hold the beauty. However, our Barcelona are not so easy to fool, they have long been prepared for this tactic of gradually raising prices, after all, on the big chessboard of the football market, everyone wants to make a beautiful move.
When it comes to trading methods, Bayern can really be called a cunning fox. They could throw De Ligt into the Araujo deal in a big news. However, Barcelona are not so gullible and may demand more than just a player swap but also a sizable transfer fee. It's like at the gambling table, where you come and go, and no one is willing to show weakness easily.
For Araujo, it's even more complicated. If Bayern do succeed in their quest, Araujo's salary could be doubled, but this could be a good opportunity for Barca. Barcelona now need money to replenish their blood, and to exchange Araujo and De Ligt can not only fill the void, but also get the transfer fee. It's like taking a "general" on the chessboard, both to keep your own pieces and to target the opponent's vulnerable links.
Alright, that's it for our story, and it's time for you to appear. How do you think Barcelona will deal with this transfer market game, will they let Araujo go, or will they hold their ground? In a world of constant change, every decision can change the course of the future. Leave your opinion and let's follow this wonderful transfer drama together. In the next update, let's continue to talk about those things in the football market. Don't forget to stay tuned for future updates!