Quote from: LGD2Business on Today at 08:16:27 PM

Quote from: Silence Scream on Today at 04:40:10 PM

Young players such as Yamal, Gavi and Pedri are a great advantage for Barcelona, which has a bad financial situation. If they sell them at the right prices, the club can become economically stronger. In addition, quality football players are constantly emerging from the infrastructure and by selling them, the club can earn additional income. Yamal is a good player, but I think it would be better for Barça if he brings a big transfer to the team.

The Barca president and management are not stupid, if they received an offer of 200 million and didn't sell it, it means they think they can make more money from the player or achieve more success from that team. Frankly, it would be difficult to sell a 16-year-old wonderkid, perhaps the greatest talent after Messi, for 200 million and watch him 20 years playing for another team. Perhaps Yamal will gain much more than this, both financially and in terms of success, during his time playing for Barca.

Gone at the days that clubs sell their young stars for peanut money and in the future they will regret. In the present football the amount of money invested in players is very much and the one they want to buy or sell such players they said them outrageously also. If you also check Manchester United, their youngster Maino has been approached but they won't sell.

I am also of the opinion that Barcelona is no longer in financial crisis because if they are 200M will go a long way to solve problems for then. But if things are fair, Yamal is not supposed to be sold by the club.