As the summer transfer window enters its final week, football clubs across Europe are expected to speed up their transfers, while La Liga giants Barcelona football club will speed up their sale process. Barcelona have experienced a financial crisis this season, high debts, so that they can not invest too much in the player's salary expenditure, so they lost the team's Argentine superstar Leo Messi, unloaded Leo Messi's huge salary, still can not help the club out of the financial difficulties, they also need the team players to accept salary cuts, as well as the sale of players who are not in the squad of head coach Ronald Koeman.
According to the Spanish media "Rac", Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman has a list of 5 players who will not be included in Koeman's squad this season. FC Barcelona hopes to sell the players before the end of the summer trading period in order to obtain funds to help the club out of its financial difficulties. The first name on the list, without a doubt, is Bosnia-Herzegovina midfielder Miralem Pjanic, who came to Camp Nou last summer from Serie A giants Juventus. The Bosnian international has shown little out of the way after coming to Barcelona, and Koeman has confirmed that the 31-year-old is not part of his plan.
The second player on Koeman's list is French defender Samuel Umtiti. The Frenchman, whose development has been limited by injuries, Barcelona want him to leave and are even willing to let him leave as a free agent, but Umtiti doesn't seem willing to leave, and he hopes to be able to stay at Camp Nou to guide the expiry of his contract in 2023. The third name on Koeman's list of unpopular players is Manay. The striker, who joined Barcelona in early 2020, is a regular appearance in preseason, and he was registered as a Barcelona player during Gerald Pique's pay cut this month. However, the manager doesn't see Manay as a key figure in his plans.
The last two names on the list are Ricky Pucci and Alex Corrado. Pucci wanted to be Barcelona's starter but has been unable to conquer Koeman, and he should, and perhaps have a chance. As for Corrado, his situation in Barcelona has become difficult after a failed loan loan, with reports that the youngster has decided to stay in Barcelona, but now he realises that under the coaching of Ronald Koeman, he will not see many appearances this season. Several clubs are interested in the signing of the attacking midfielder. It seems increasingly likely that he will be loaned out on the day the window closes.