'Slammed' to Bayern: Barça is not for the job of giving Frenkie de Jong

The directive of the FC Barcelona continues in procures of an agreement for the exit of Frenkie of Jong. After the exit of Chelsea of the bidding by the services of the Dutch, only remains the Manchester United like candidate to do with his index card. However, in the last hours has arisen the possibility that the midfield player was envoy to the Bayern of Munich by the road of the loan.

The same would contemplate an option of purchase that would allow them to the Bavarians have the property of his rights after a clear-cut term. Nevertheless, in accordance with the newspaper 'Mark', the Catalan entity will not take in account this formula like an option for his exit. The Barça only would send him to the valid champion of Germany if east puts on the table a near offer to the 80 million euros.

The Barcelona team has seen in the need to go out of the international with the Low Countries to do box and lighten the mass salarial that would facilitate him the incorporation of other aims of market, as Bernardo Silva, Marcos Alonso and a right side, separated where Héctor Bellerín could be the main candidate, in addition to the registration of Jules Koundé. But neither it is had to leave him leave to any price.

Waiting for new meetings between representatives of the Manchester United and the Dutch in the City Condal, like a last attempt by part of the English to reinforce his staff, the cession is not an option for a Barça that requires ingresar the mount of his traspaso what before in his arks for encarar the rest of operations in the straight final of the window veraniega.

The possible change of posture of Of Jong

For the moment, the midfield player keeps his wish to be still in the Barcelona team and win the confidence of Xavi, that in his last presentations has not ranged him in his natural position. Even so, the trip of the representation of the United to Barcelona could obey to a possible opening by part of Frenkie of Jong to an eventual agreement with the team directed by Erik Have Hag.