Barcelona needs to do two things well: sell people + control spending

The European summer window transfer market is about to close. In the last week, Barcelona faces a choice: Should they sell Fermin? The team is currently strong and strong. After further strengthening the lineup, there are at least 3 people in each position for rotation, which is thicker than last season's lineup.

However, because the new Camp Nou has not passed the acceptance, the team may not be able to use it in time. Even if it passes the acceptance, it is far from the original plan, and it can only accept the use of 27,000 seats. This number cannot bring more revenue to Barcelona than using Montsic Stadium.

Even if the new Camp Nou cannot be opened in time, Barcelona will face more trouble, including the issue of accounting in VIP seats, which will lead to the team need to consider selling the team's marginal players more seriously.

From the latest news of the team newspaper, it can be seen that the average salary of European giants currently Barcelona ranks second, higher than Manchester City, Bayern and Paris.

You should know that last season, Barcelona registered 28 players in La Liga, 15 of which came from La Macia, and successfully lowered the average through the young people. In contrast, Real Madrid, which has been visa-free in recent years, has an annual salary of 11.2 million euros per capita, which is a very terrible number. Considering that the team's report comes from France, they should have consciously amortized Mbappe's signature fee back to the salary calculation (Real Madrid deliberately removed this piece from the salary list and placed it in the amortization).

It can be said that Barcelona's current operations are more rational than Real Madrid, but considering that Real Madrid has opened the new Bernabeu and Barcelona's current liabilities, Laporta still needs to work harder to control costs. At least with Barcelona's current size, it is not enough to pay Europe's second highest salary.

Take Ferming as an example. His current salary is as high as 6 million euros. This can even reach the level of some starting main players at Chelsea, but he is just a rotation in Barcelona.

Even after the young Tony emerged, Barcelona spent only 2 million euros to buy the talented Baldeghi, and Garvey gradually got out of the injury, Ferming's playing time will further shrink.

In this case, if Barcelona can sell Fermin this season, then there will be more resources to level up Tony and Valdej, providing greater space for selling marginalists next summer window.

After all, there are too many young people waiting to get ahead in Barcelona. The 15-year-old Tonkara has extremely high talent, and he may be the next surprise.

Fermin has too many attackers at the same position, and it is not even ruled out that Barcelona will sell players at the same position in the next few years. After all, if each transaction can be recovered by 50 million euros, it will greatly alleviate Barcelona's financial crisis and will not affect the team's combat effectiveness.

In contrast, Cassado may be left in the winter window before considering selling. After all, Bonnar will still need time to make a comeback. When he gets rid of his injury like Garvey, Cassado may also leave the team.

is just selling a marginal person who cannot get stable playing time, and it will not have much impact on the team after all. What's more, after Ferming's contract renewal, his annual salary has reached 6 million euros.

If he can't get more playing time in the new season, it will be a kind of harm to Barcelona and himself.