Quote from: barisbilgili on Today at 08:34:38 AM

Quote from: hyudien on Today at 07:13:50 AM

Even amidst these rumors, we hear that Barcelona fans are ready to raise funds to help Barcelona bring in Nico Williams, although I think it is unexpected that a team as big as Barcelona should experience a situation like this. The question is whether they will continue to push themselves even though financially they cannot afford it? Even if they force themselves to bring in Williams, won't that disrupt their finances in the future? Don't let them experience difficulties again because they pushed themselves too hard.
Comparing with Real Madrid they cannot be compared because Real Madrid's finances are so good. They can easily bring in the players they want without experiencing difficulties because their finances support them in doing all that. So now it is not surprising that Barcelona is left behind by Real Madrid, which has a better situation.

In fact, Barcelona's situation is currently in a slump and this has even happened in the last few seasons, this team experienced a financial crisis after failing to regenerate during its prime and Barcelona management made many mistakes so that something like this could happen.
Nico Williams is a pretty good player, he managed to help Spain win the Euro title and he became the most highlighted player during the Yamal era and an advantage for Barcelona is that Nico Williams wants to join the Barcelona team, so I think Barcelona must look for all means to get this player because there is a big possibility that Nico Williams can improve the performance of the Barcelona team.

So, in fact, they have to look again at what their abilities are. Wasn't it in the past when they were forced to sell Messi because they couldn't afford to pay his salary? and some players even had to be willing to take a pay cut because management couldn't afford to pay them in full. Maybe some players can accept it, they do it as a form of loyalty to the team. However, they also shouldn't be careless, they also have to see the sacrifices of the players who have had their rights taken away.
If they push themselves too hard, it is not impossible that the same thing will happen in the future or even worse than what they are experiencing now. I really understand that as a team they definitely want the best, and they definitely want to get the best players too. They can do that if their finances are stable, and honestly it would be better if they focused on solving the problem first, and when their problem is resolved, I am very sure they will bounce back like they were in their former glory.