World-Tianjin: In a busy week, Barcelona will introduce Nico and send Torre, Fati and others away

According to World Sports, Barcelona will usher in a busy week, which not only includes the introduction of Nico Williams, but also the sending of many redundant staff.

Barcelona is preparing to pay Nico's termination fee. Although Bilbao has put emotional and institutional pressure on him and wants him to stay, Bayern has been interested in him, but the winger, who is about to turn 23 on July 12, has not changed his mind. This day is the day before Yamal's adulthood, and it is also the day when Frick leads the team to start pre-season training.

Barcelona is ready to pay 62.58 million euros of termination (including 4% inflation), and club chairman Laporta confirmed last week that everything is going as planned, waiting for a specific date to be determined to deposit the money into the La Liga account through player agent Felix Teinta and club legal representatives. Documents related to the transaction have been drafted and exchanged and are expected to be completed within this week.

Although the decision has sparked controversy in Bilbao, Nico has already spent the last stop of his holiday in Mauritius. He has returned home and is preparing to undergo a physical examination from Barcelona. Bilbao will start pre-season training on July 9, and while Nico still has some rest, all parties hope the deal will be completed before that. In fact, Nico plans to celebrate his 23rd birthday as a Barcelona player on July 12, and then participate in the team's physical examination and physical fitness test on July 13, officially starting pre-season training.

In addition, some important players from Barcelona will leave the team this week, as June 30 is the end of the 2024-25 fiscal year, and all changes will be included in the Fiscal Fairness Act. Midfielder Noah Davic is about to join Stuttgart, and Barcelona is expected to receive a transfer fee of 1 million euros; central defender Sergi Domingos is about to join Dynamo Zagreb, and Barcelona is expected to receive a transfer fee of 1.2 million euros. Both deals are expected to be completed on Monday. In addition, Pablo Torre may also transfer to Mallorca on Monday, with a transfer fee of 5 million euros and a buyback clause and future transfer share.

Fati's loan deal to Monaco is not in a hurry to announce it, because it will not affect the Fiscal Fairness Act, and Tuesday will be the date agreed upon by both parties. Also on Tuesday, Araujo and Bernal will start training to get back on form as soon as possible.