As a result of the stringent financial circumstances, Barcelona has been obliged to adjust their strategy in the transfer market during the past few years.

The addition of Andreas Christensen in the summer of 2022 provided Barcelona with a significant boost that allowed them to proceed to the La Liga title. Barcelona is known for its habit of signing free agents or cheap players in the transfer market, and there have been instances in which these transactions have resulted in significant gains.

However, in reality, there have been numerous instances that demonstrate that these movements were not successful, and Barcelona was forced to bear the load of an elderly player who was not good enough for the squad. During the previous season, Marcos Alonso was a famous example of this, and he was responsible for the team’s loss in the Champions League. At the same time, Oriol Romeu was a defensive midfielder who was one step below Barca’s level during the previous summer. In light of the fact that the Catalan press has reported that Barcelona is interested in Juventus star Adrien Rabiot, it would suggest that Barcelona is contemplating making another free signing during the summer transfer window of 2024.

 

The contract negotiation story between Rabiot and the Old Lady has never ended, lasting from the 2020 summer transfer period until now. But after many years, Rabiot still does not intend to commit to a long-term future in Turin, and has not left anywhere. It’s entirely possible that he will stay with Max Allegri, who probably values ​​Rabiot more than any other coach, but Rabiot and his infamous mother could try to cash in on their $0 price advantage on transfer market.

Barca fans hope that his exorbitant wage demands will not cost their club dearly, but with Barcelona loving established free signings in midfield, the This 28 year old player seems like a really suitable name.

A box-to-box player with solid ball-winning skills and sometimes surprising moments when holding the ball, however, Rabiot lacks the stability and ability to create accurate, quality passes. The technical quality or ability to regulate the game of a player who starts for Barcelona in midfield.

 Rabiot may be a mistake for Barca.

He never completely convinced Juventus despite many opportunities. It’s not that Rabiot is a bad player, but he’s a player who doesn’t elevate a top team, nor does he deserve a high salary.

Barcelona must be careful with the high-profile players they sign on a free basis, especially since high-paid players are difficult to part with once they turn 30. Few teams want to pay transfer fees for them. these names, that’s what Juve themselves learned the hard way. Let’s see if Barca falls into the trap of what could be a big mistake called Rabiot in the summer market.