'Dart' from Botafogo to Barça for his interest in Cavani

The market of winter was for initiating and the Barcelona crossed a big crisis goleadora. It is thus that in the offices of the club was thinking in the signing of Edinson Cavani, that would go out free in June of this year and was an interesting option for Xavi Hernánez. However, the egarense finished choosing to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on the Uruguayan, once the alternative of Álvaro Morata remained totally descartada.

Now, the president of the Botafogo, John Textor, has given some statements for Redaçao SporTV, in where it affirms that in case to go in in a dispute by the forward, they would go out clearly victorious. "The Barcelona is in financial crisis. They is having difficulties and today have more money that the Barça", affirm the mandator, the one who saw to his team descend to Second Division in 2021.

In spite of the statements of the American, the true is that the exert of 'Auba' for Xavi Hernández has been exceptional, by what the probabilities that the Barça go back to interest by the attacker would be remote. Besides, his present in the Manchester United​ has gone of less to more, in where it had been an usual spare for Ralf Rangnick until lesionó.

For the moment, it seems unlikely that the 'charrúa' land in the Camp Nou to final of season. The main aim of Joan Laporta for the leading blaugrana is Erling Haaland, and all the financial capacity of the club will be allocated to the incorporation of the Norwegian star.

His words, out of context

Although Cavani was in the 'orbit' of several Brazilian teams, the reality is that the 'oriental' would prefer to be in the dynamics of a European team that add him minutes and that have a competitive League. Already the born in Jump had agreed to recess part of his index card to be able to play for Xavi, and the same would do if another club of renown decides to incorporate him to his rows. Although John Textor affirm to have more money, the reality is that a recently risen team is not the ideal destination for the 'crack' sudamericano.