La Liga Gives Green Light to Barcelona's Plan to Bring Back Lionel Messi This Summer

La Liga Gives Green Light to Barcelona's Plan to Bring Back Lionel Messi This Summer

TV3 has reported a significant development that took place overnight, stating that Barcelona's economic viability plan has been approved by La Liga ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window. To comply with the plan, the team must now generate €100 million through player sales.

Barcelona has been exploring solutions to their Financial Fair Play issues, with the aim of bringing back their former captain Lionel Messi in the summer, who will be available as a free agent.

In addition, Barcelona must also handle the contract renewals of crucial players such as Gavi and Ronald Araujo, who are essential to the team's success.

Barcelona submitted their economic viability plan to La Liga at the end of the previous month and have been awaiting approval to move forward with their pursuit of Messi.

According to the report, La Liga's president Javier Tebas has given his approval to Barcelona's feasibility plan, paving the way for Messi to return to the team for what could be his final season.

Tebas reportedly views Messi's return to La Liga, as the world's top player, as highly positive, and has granted approval to the club's presented plan. Now, it is up to Barcelona to follow through on the plan by generating a minimum of €100 million through player sales.

The report suggests that Barcelona is confident they can generate the required €100 million in the upcoming summer transfer window without selling any of their "untouchable" players.

Barcelona, who are expected to be crowned La Liga champions soon, believe that the sales of Ansu Fati and Raphinha could be sufficient to reach their target.

Recent reports suggest that Barcelona has set an asking price of €80 million for Raphinha, with both Chelsea and Newcastle United expressing interest in the player.

While Ansu Fati is reportedly reluctant to leave the club, his departure seems probable, and a fee of approximately €40 million has been previously mentioned. However, superagent Jorge Mendes has assured the club that he can secure offers of approximately €70 million from Premier League clubs for the 20-year-old.

In addition to the potential sales of Raphinha and Fati, Barcelona could also generate more revenue by offloading loaned players such as Clement Lenglet, Sergino Dest, and Samuel Umtiti.

With La Liga's reported approval of Barcelona's economic viability plan, the path to Messi's return seems to have taken a significant step forward. However, further confirmation is still pending.

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