Barcelona’s manager has confirmed the club’s desire to secure the signing of a notable player from Manchester City.

Barcelona is planning to navigate financial challenges by employing a strategy reminiscent of their previous approach in securing Vitor Roque’s transfer, as outlined by reports from Fichajes.

In the negotiations with Atletico Paranense for Roque, Barcelona agreed to an initial payment of €30 million, with the possibility of additional payments amounting to €61 million Subject to specific conditions, Barcelona chose to structure even the initial sum in installments of €5 million every six months.

Currently, the Catalan club aims to mirror this strategy in their pursuit of Manchester City’s Bernardo Silva. This approach underscores Barcelona’s dedication to enhancing their squad while managing financial limitations.

Despite facing financial hurdles, Barcelona is steadfast in their efforts to strengthen their squad this summer, with a particular focus on acquiring skilled midfielders such as Silva.

Nonetheless, financial enhancements are imperative, necessitating adherence to the 1/1 rule, which permits the reinvestment of all transfer proceeds.

To accomplish this, club president Joan Laporta is contemplating a strategy akin to the signing of Roque, which aims to streamline financial management and allocation of costs.

Regarding Silva, recent reports indicate his interest in joining Barcelona, demonstrating a willingness to cooperate from his side.

Barcelona’s pursuit hinges on their Financial Fair Play status, given Silva’s £50 million release clause agreed upon in his last summer’s contract renewal with City.

However, Barcelona’s ability to pay this amount upfront is uncertain. Therefore, the suggested strategy involving staggered payments, contingent upon City’s agreement, emerges as a possible solution.

Barcelona is planning to navigate financial challenges by employing a strategy reminiscent of their previous approach in securing Vitor Roque’s transfer, as outlined by reports from Fichajes.

In the negotiations with Atletico Paranense for Roque, Barcelona agreed to an initial payment of €30 million, with the possibility of additional payments amounting to €61 million Subject to specific conditions, Barcelona chose to structure even the initial sum in installments of €5 million every six months.

Currently, the Catalan club aims to mirror this strategy in their pursuit of Manchester City’s Bernardo Silva. This approach underscores Barcelona’s dedication to enhancing their squad while managing financial limitations.

Despite facing financial hurdles, Barcelona is steadfast in their efforts to strengthen their squad this summer, with a particular focus on acquiring skilled midfielders such as Silva.

Nonetheless, financial enhancements are imperative, necessitating adherence to the 1/1 rule, which permits the reinvestment of all transfer proceeds.

To accomplish this, club president Joan Laporta is contemplating a strategy akin to the signing of Roque, which aims to streamline financial management and allocation of costs.

Regarding Silva, recent reports indicate his interest in joining Barcelona, demonstrating a willingness to cooperate from his side.

Barcelona’s pursuit hinges on their Financial Fair Play status, given Silva’s £50 million release clause agreed upon in his last summer’s contract renewal with City.

However, Barcelona’s ability to pay this amount upfront is uncertain. Therefore, the suggested strategy involving staggered payments, contingent upon City’s agreement, emerges as a possible solution.