TA: Nico is willing to join Barcelona, ​​senior executives hope that Te Lions will leave the team and reduce their salary by & De Jong is optimistic about renewing his contract

TA updated the weekly report of the transfer column today, and Barcelona focused on Nico Williams' transfer progress and the future of Ter Stegen.

Progress in the past week

Barcelona officials have informed The Athletic that they had paid Garcia's termination last Friday (June 13), amounting to 25 million euros. The Spanish parent company also confirmed on Monday morning that it had received payment.

In addition to Garcia, an unexpected name resurfaced last week, that is Nico Williams. Barcelona director Deco has met with the player's agent. Barcelona sources revealed that during this meeting, Nico made it clear that the player himself is willing to join Barcelona.

It is not clear whether Barcelona will take further action on this. From a financial standpoint, the deal is not very simple. Barcelona must arrange for multiple players to leave the team before registering Nico. Meanwhile, Barcelona sources insist their primary target at the position is Dias, although Liverpool is reluctant to sell.

D Jong renewal issue

D Jong has always given priority to staying in Barcelona. Deco and Dejong team have been in touch on potential contract renewals, and both sides are optimistic about the results. No decisive breakthrough has been made yet, but as Barcelona now urgently needs to cut total wages to register a new contract, the renewal of De Jong is not in a hurry. The first name on the roster of

may leave the team is Ter Stegen. Barcelona plans to have Garcia serve as the main goalkeeper next season, which puts Ter Stegen in a difficult situation. Barcelona executives hope that the Lions will leave the team in order to reduce the total salary.

followed by Fati. The player has accepted the fate of leaving the team. Barcelona hopes to find his next home in the next few days. Victor is also open to finding opportunities that provide stable playing time. Barcelona is willing to sell it if it receives an attractive offer. It is reported that Barcelona priced Victor 20 million euros. If he chooses to leave the team on loan, he will not lack a club of interest.

Torre is also expected to leave the team and may take a similar route to Victor. Barcelona hopes that if Torre is sold, they can have the right to buy back. Araujo and Christensen are also worthy of attention, and Barcelona will be happy to hear about their offer, but both players personally want to stay at Barcelona next season.