Barcelona did not have a very active transfer window this summer and in retrospect did not become much of the goals they had planned.
The biggest dealbreaker was, unnecessary to say, their inability to return to 1: 1 Fair Play rule, which they had convinced to reach.
In the end, the La Liga champions managed to make one revolutionary recruitment in the form of a new keeper and brought two new backup forward to add depth to the team.
The departure front was, unnecessary to say, much more active because the club wanted to push the club as much as possible to improve their financial situation and get closer to the elusive 1: 1 rule.
However, some rooms were not planned and came from nowhere. Others, such as Oriol Romeu, had ended their contract, while names such as Clement Lenglet permanently left the club after a loan.
Barça Universal brings you the general reviews of the movements of Barcelona this summer and how every transaction is after completing the transfer window.
Arrivals
Joan Garcia
The first signing of Barcelona of the summer was that of Joan Garcia, the talented goalkeeper of Espanyol, who considered Hansi Flick to be the perfect long -term candidate for the Catalans.
The investment to acquire the player was € 25 million when the club activated his release clause to make him their new starting goalkeeper. If the early signs are something to enter into, the player has it to deal with him as one of Barcelona’s best in the department.
Through the preseason and the opening phase of the competition, Garcia has shrew that with the ball at his feet and behaved like an experienced wipe machine with his decision -making.
His shot stop, was now exceptional and he was the only reason why Barcelona ran away with at least one point in their last league outing against Rayo Vallecano.
Transfer rating: 9
Roony Bardghji
The second signing of the summer of the team was the Swedish Wonder Kid Roony Bardghji, a player who has generated enormous excitement in recent years and who saw the club as a perfect option to stabilize the right wing.
Costs a little more than € 2 million, the Blaugrana Did not have to eliminate much to bring in the player, and it is expected to serve as a representative for Lamine Yamal for the current season if they play in the same position.
The registration of the team made it difficult for the player to enjoy his official debut so far, and he is expected to appear in a certain capacity after the break in the first game.
However, if the pre-season is something to enter into, the player is good at home with possession based on football and can be a strong threat in the flank, especially in combination play. He will find it difficult to be a starter, but he can be a powerful power of the couch.
Transfer classification: 7
Marcus Rashford
The Manchester United star was the Barcelona solution for the problem on the left wing, a department where Flick seriously saw the need for a new player to rotate with Raphinha.
Given his situation in England prior to the move, Rashford spent the first few weeks in the club that came up at speed again, and the entire campaign for the season was slowly found his foot.
However, his versions in the competition so far have not been half as impressive. In two cameies and one appearance as a starter, the Englishman did not look as dangerously as possible, and it is clear that he must go up a few levels if he has to demand a serious role.
Transfer classification: 6.5
Departure
Ansu Free
After another season in which he did not enjoy the fame he wanted, the The Masia Star opted for the starting door of the club of his dreams to thrive under a new manager.
The receiving club was on this occasion as Monaco, which signed him at a seasonal loan with a purchase clause at € 11 million.
Barcelona, unnecessary to say, took advantage of the operation, because Fati was one of the best -paid members of the team and his departure cleaned up the much needed space on the salary account.
After all, Hansi Flick did not count on him, given his inconsistency, and he has not in fact not made his debut for his new club.
Transfer rating: 7
Inigo Martinez
The most devastating output of all for Barcelona this summer was that of Inigo Martinez, a player who even seemed to be transferred at the start of the window.
Martinez was a bona fide starter among the German manager and one of the most beloved presence in the dressing room. His leadership on the field was now unparalleled and it is clear that Barcelona is still confronted with the emptiness left behind by his departure.
In a financial sense, the move was successful for Joan Laporta and Co. When they removed his salary from the wage account. Losing a starter with a free transfer, however, is, however, especially if it is one of the level of Martinez. In the end, however, it was the wish of the player.
Transfer assessment: 6
Hector Fort
Fort left Barcelona on Deadline Day-after links to Mallorca, he eventually signed for Elche for a seasonal loan agreement. However, there is not an option to buy.
With Jules Kounde and Eric Garcia, his top -choice rightbacks at some distance, Flick saw no clear role for the young person and thus urged him to leave the club for regular minutes.
In the following year, the player will hope to take a step forward with regular minutes and to earn a place back in Catalonia, while Barcelona is also winning if they drop his salary from the account the first team registration of Marc Bernal is possible.
Transfer rating: 7
So
The 26-year-old keeper saw no future at the club after the arrival of Joan Garcia and understandably chose to leave the club. However, he is still a Barcelona player because he expanded his deal with the club and let loan to become a member of Elche.
The situation is, unnecessarily, to say a win-win for all parties involved. While the player can promote his development at his new club, Barcelona keeps him contractually bound and it no longer runs the risk of losing him for free in the short term.
Transfer assessment: 8
Pau -Coverer
The striker was one of the first players to leave Barcelona in the summer and joined SC Braga for a reimbursement of € 12 million with € 3 million in add-ons.
While Victor was a valuable player for Flick in a rotating sense last season, his departure was only logical, given that the manager Ferran Torres saw to fit a better role.
So far, Victor has done well to adapt to his new team and picks the rewards. In the meantime, Barcelona will be happy with the reimbursement they received for a bank player to help their financial situation.
Transfer assessment: 8
Pablo Torre
The young midfielder did not leave Barcelona able to support the devastating competition in the club and joined Mallorca on a permanent transfer. His new club has switched off € 5 million for 50% of its rights.
In today’s bloated transfer market and given the quality of the player, it is safe to say that Barcelona allowed him to leave for a bargain and could have been good for a larger efficiency. So the company was not great from their end.
However, the fact that they retain 50% of his rights and have a reasonable repurchase clause means that the Catalans still retain a certain degree of control over his future.
Transfer assessment: 5
Conclusion
Joan Garcia is without a doubt the signing of the summer for Barcelona and could prove to be a bargain for € 25 million in the current inflated market.
By getting out of players who are not in Flick’s plans, Barça was able to generate a much needed salary space, although the exit of Inigo Martinez hurts the team to a certain extent. Not having a left-backback to replace the veteran can also be a point of care.
But the club did well to hold Fermin Lopez and Marc Casado, in the midst of strong interest. The team has improved in terms of quality and depth, which sets up a platform for Flick to lead the team to further glory.
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