World Sports: Barcelona hopes to sign Dias, but must sell players to get enough funds to meet the registration

According to World Sports, Barcelona hopes to sign Liverpool's left winger Luis Dias, but the club needs to sell players to earn enough income to meet the registration requirements.

Barcelona is busy planning for the lineup next season. On the one hand, it pays attention to new players joining, and on the other hand, it is also paying close attention to players who may leave the team. Joan Garcia is expected to become the first new player in the 2025/26 season, while Louis Dias is the first choice for the left-wing reinforcement.

Club also pays special attention to players who may leave the team, and those who have left but still retain a certain transfer fee share in order to meet the 1:1 rule through these incomes and be able to register new players.

According to club sources, Barcelona not only earned 14 million euros through transfers from Todibo (West Ham United exercised the purchase option, which allowed Barcelona to receive 8 million euros) and Valle (Comeo exercised the purchase option of 6 million euros), but also expected to further increase revenue through transfers from other former players such as Trincon, Mingeza or Malmo.

In addition, goalkeeper Peña and midfielder Torre may also be sold, coupled with the 20 million euros saved by Lenglet's transfer to Atletico Madrid and the potential deal Fati's loan to Monaco, which will help Barcelona ensure that they can register for Joan Garcia.

However, for signing Luis Dias, Barcelona not only needs to get more money by selling some marginal players, but also sell a key player in the team. Ideally, if all planned transactions can be successfully completed, it will not only be enough to sign and register Luis Dias, but also consider introducing Grimaldo to strengthen the left-back position and sign Perisic.

Although Perisic is 36 years old, his performance at Bayern made Flick very much appreciate, believing that he can not only improve the team's level, but also bring offensive diversity and Champions League competitiveness, and can also accept substitute roles.