The FC Barcelona wants to reinforce with those footballers that are in the final stage of his agreement and that they can land in the Spotify Camp Nou to cost zero. The sportive direction has several aims for the position of pivote in case that Sergio Busquets decide not continuing inside the team at the end of season, being two of them players of Chelsea.
To the Barcelona would like them have the services of N'Golo Kante of face to the future, since it has the necessary experience for comandar a full midfield of youth like the one of the Barça. However, everything will go through how evolve his recovery of the isquiotibiales and if the negotiations arrive to good port regarding his emolumentos.
In addition to the French, to Xavi likes him Jorginho, the one who also culminates agreement and finds in conversations with the 'blues' to reach a new agreement. Nevertheless, as it has desvelado the journalist Fabrizio Romano, the last answer that has given the Italian in an interview with 'Sky Sport' on a possible renewal has not been of the all alentadora.
The mediocentro was asked after the half British about the extension of his agreement with Chelsea. "It is normal to speak of this...", it answered, for immediately laugh and abandon the interview. "You said that that was the last question… so, ciao ciao!", it affirmed the footballer, the one who did not give more details on his future neither the state of the negotiations.
Objective clear?
Although the Barça does not see with bad eyes the incorporation of a player of the characteristics of Jorginho, also is true that there is a long way for visiting to try convince him. In principle, 'Busi' would have to culminate his stage inside the club and later would advance the contacts with his surroundings to arrive to an agreement. Added to this, the economic offer would have to be upper to the one of the English, something that a priori seems complicated by the economic situation of the club. It will be necessary to see that sucede, although for the moment it is an incógnita his continuity in Stamford Bridge.