Big Chelsea news: Barcelona ‘will listen to all offers’ – in ‘financial mess

Barcelona will reportedly listen to offers for all first team players as the club still finds themselves above La Liga’s spending limit.

CHELSEA have had a busier transfer window than many people expected, with a number of stars departing the club over the last few months, and a number of players making their ways to Stamford Bridge.

However – it is no secret that Chelsea missed out on a number of transfer targets that Mauricio Pochettino really wanted to sign, as targets simply did not want to join the Blues vision.

There was also speculation in the media that the likes of Raphinha and Frenkie De Jong were also players that Chelsea were interested in signing, but were unable to get any deals done as they wanted to stay at the Camp Nou.

However – The Catalan club continue to find themselves in a financial mess as they are still operating above the €270m (£234m/$282m) La Liga-imposed annual spending limit.

And according to Sport, the club is ready to sacrifice an important piece of the jigsaw. The decision will be taken by sporting director Deco, who will look to sell among players who have had the least minutes.

The club have no intention of activating another financial lever and hence they are looking to balance their books by putting players up for sale.

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CHELSEA have been signing some great young players over the last couple of transfer windows that could go on to become massive players in the game, but they still need to add some experienced players to the side.

And if the reports are true, it will be interesting to see what moves are made in January as there are a few Barcelona players that would add some much needed experience and quality to that Blues side.

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