{"id":99757,"date":"2025-12-13T00:58:00","date_gmt":"2025-12-12T23:58:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/weisetech.dev\/fc-barcelona-noticias\/en\/mallorca-asks-barca-about-loan-of-marc-casado_315510_102\/"},"modified":"2025-12-13T06:43:00","modified_gmt":"2025-12-13T05:43:00","slug":"mallorca-asks-barca-about-loan-of-marc-casado_315510_102","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fcbarcelonanoticias.com\/en\/transfers\/mallorca-asks-barca-about-loan-of-marc-casado_315510_102.html","title":{"rendered":"Mallorca sets sights on Marc Casad\u00f3, and Bar\u00e7a could loan him out in January"},"content":{"rendered":"

Marc Casad\u00f3 has lost weight in Hansi Flick’s rotation plan. The midfielder was only a starter in 2 of the last 9 games with Bar\u00e7a and Mallorca could offer him an exit in January<\/h2> \r\n
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The future of Marc Casad\u00f3<\/strong> is beginning to generate buzz around F\u00fatbol Club Barcelona. Despite the absences of Pedri Gonz\u00e1lez<\/strong> and Frenkie de Jong<\/strong> from early November to date, the Catalan midfielder has not only failed to establish himself in Hansi Flick<\/strong>‘s lineup. In the last two weeks, he has played very little in the German’s rotation plans.<\/p>

The ’17’ started against Elche <\/strong>(3-1) and Alav\u00e9s <\/strong>(3-1), but didn’t play against Celta <\/strong>and Betis<\/strong>, in addition to not accumulating any minutes in the last two Champions League matches, against Chelsea <\/strong>(3-0) and Eintracht <\/strong>(2-1)<\/p>

After not playing in Bala\u00eddos<\/a> due to a muscular twinge, he only started against the Vitorians, in addition to playing 26 minutes against Athletic <\/strong>(4-0) and another 16′ against Atl\u00e9tico <\/strong>(3-1). In this regard, several clubs are beginning to show interest in Casad\u00f3, with Mallorca <\/strong>being the first to inquire with Bar\u00e7a about the future of the Sant Pere de Vilamajor native<\/p>

Mallorca goes for Marc Casad\u00f3’s loan<\/h2>

The latest information indicates the interest of Jagoba Arrasate’s team in negotiating a six-month loan<\/strong>, without a mandatory purchase option, for the 22-year-old footballer.<\/p>

Marc has a contract until June 2028<\/strong> and his release clause remains at 100 million euros. Last summer, the Balearic team acquired the services of Pablo Torre<\/a> and Jan Virgili<\/a>, depositing 5 and 3.5 million euros into the Catalan club’s coffers for both transfers, respectively.<\/p>

Mallorca has had a very difficult first half of the season, with only 3 wins in 15 league matchdays<\/strong> that keep them in the relegation zone (18th) with 14 points. Therefore, it is likely they will go for a couple of reinforcements in January to get back on track in the tournament, in addition to trying to go far again in the Copa del Rey, after the runner-up finish achieved in 2024.<\/p>

However, despite the little playing time accumulated in recent weeks, **Casad\u00f3 is not yet thinking of leaving Bar\u00e7a**. Much less to go to a team fighting for survival. The Spanish international is confident in continuing to work hard to regain Hansi Flick’s trust, although competition for a place in midfield is increasingly tough<\/p>

Flick would have the final say in defining Casad\u00f3’s future<\/h2>

In recent matches, the German coach has opted for Eric Garc\u00eda<\/a><\/strong> as a defensive midfielder, while Frenkie de Jong has been absent for personal and health reasons. Pedri is, for now, the only untouchable player, with Marc Bernal<\/a> also waiting for more opportunities in the League and Champions League.<\/p>

In that context, only Flick could convince Marc Casad\u00f3 to leave, a decision the coaching staff does not contemplate making mid-season. The manager takes the demanding schedule seriously and the ’17’, **just as he was the previous season**, could be a key piece if injuries once again affect the usual starters in the decisive stretch of 25\/26<\/p>

For now, Casad\u00f3 has accumulated 698 minutes of action in 15 games (8 as a starter) <\/strong> and 1 assist in the league (against Valencia). Therefore, he must work hard to return to his best version as Pedri’s partner in midfield. In 24\/25, Marc accumulated 2,447 minutes in 36 appearances, contributing 1 goal and 6 assists. Will he be able to regain his lost prominence or should he go out on loan?<\/p>