A new 'Pedri case'? Barça insists on signing a 'crack' from Las Palmas

The FC Barcelona would be to the doors to repeat the 'case Pedri' with the UD The Palms, although by a much higher price. The Barcelona picture could take out to a new talent of the team of the islands of Big Canarian to reinforce his centre of the field during the next years. Already they would have begun the contacts for 'cook' the operation.

It treats of Alberto Moleiro, midfield player of 19 years that is despuntando like one of the big talents of the at present trained team by Francisco García Pepper. It is one of the players that more has given to speak in the last months. The Barça understands that it is one of the big 'jewels' of the Spanish football and want to advance.

'Folders Blaugranas' has explained this Monday that the picture of the City Condal is at present working in his incorporation of tasting to the season 2023-2024, but for the moment The Palms has not yielded to his exit. Moleiro, by his part, is very comfortable in the team and will not force an exit if his club does not agree.

The Real Madrid already had showed interest in the born midfield player in Santa Cruz of Tenerife, but are not the only that are in the career with the Barça. In the last days has informed that Unai Emery has insisted in his traspaso for the Aston Villa. It is a player that 'promise' and wants to carry it to the Premier League. The Olympique Marseilles also would have asked after he.

I wrap with his clause

The big problem with Moleiro, in addition to that The Palms would not have the intention to sell it so easily, is his clause of rescission with the team, that sand elevates until the 30 million euros, but could arrive to the 50 'kilos' in case that they rise in the next season.

For the moment, any team seems had to pay this figure, that probably yes will reach the 50M because The Palms are in the second position of LaLiga SmartBank, with 42 points, only a point behind the Eibar. The ones of García Pepper are signing a very regular course and aim to return to the First Division from the 2017-2018.