Barcelona s midfielder is crowded! The Barcelona prince is reluctant to leave? Why can he survive?

The locker drawer in the Barcelona midfielder is about to burst!

Pedri, Garvey, and DeJong are just dazzling, but now even Cassado, who is from his youth training, is fighting to the end with the transfer rumors.

The young player born in 2003 just scored 1 goal and 6 assists last season. He turned around and was included in the cleansing list by the media. Anyone who has to ask: Why is it so difficult for the wealthy youth training to succeed?

It is said that Lamacia has strong hematopoietic ability, but Barcelona has become more and more convenient to sell its own children over the years.

The top young men in youth training were released as soon as possible, and then they spent a lot of money to make up for foreign players.

Casado's current situation is similar to Icardi's back then - he debuted under the title of "New Messi", and scored a hat trick at the age of 19, but was sold out in Barcelona without even being warmed up.

Looking back now, what players are picked up by Inter Milan are basically gold mines.

The Financial Fairness Act forces wealthy families to do arithmetic problems.

Selling youth training players can directly calculate the net profit in the account book, which is much more cost-effective than the players who buy high prices to appreciate and sell.

But if this continues, Lamacia's golden sign will become a pawnshop sooner or later - the good seedlings are in a hurry to cash out as soon as they emerge. What are the team's cultural heritage?

Pick had to go back to Barcelona if he couldn't play at Manchester United. Now, it is estimated that the management has already signed the transfer agreement with the head.

Casardo's technical characteristics are actually very pleasing to Barcelona.

1m85 can serve as a fulcrum in the midfield, and his positioning awareness during defense is more stable than that of some veterans. It is not unreasonable to force De Jong to the bench before his injury last season.

The key is that all-around midfielders are rarer than Pandas these days. Real Madrid next door can treat Camavenga as a panacea, and Barcelona doesn't need to use ready-made hexagonal warriors, and they have to focus on the premium goods in the transfer market. This abacus has been heard by Manchester.

Flick's rotation strategy after taking over gave some hope.

After being eliminated from the Champions League last season, he fell in love with injuries. He couldn't stand the depth of the third-line battle without a bench.

A versatile player like Cassado who can play in the midfield and play guest roles in the central defender is a life-saving straw at the critical moment.

Referring to Bayern's operations of staying at Mushara back then, instead of rushing to cash out, it's better to be patient - the 19-year-old child can get ten times the value, and the 27-year-old mature man doesn't have this room for appreciation.

What I fear most now is that management is short-sighted.

Grimaldo was let go, but now Benfica sells for 40 million yuan; the lesson of selling Ormo at a low price is still in front of you, and you will repeat the same mistake again.

Youth training players’ sense of identity with the club is really not something you can buy. Just look at what Arsenal will look like after selling off the team’s reserves.

If Barcelona can't even keep their own children, how confident can they have in the locker room to speak in the future?