Barcelona is considering selling one of its key players to a Saudi club during the current summer transfer window. The Spanish newspaper "Sport" reported that "Barcelona wants the Brazilian forward Vitor Roque to leave before the end of August for sporting and economic reasons, but so far, the offers received from Europe have not convinced anyone."
It was noted that "Roque refuses to go on loan, while Barcelona has been rejecting loan offers with a purchase option below his market value." The report indicated that "Porto has been the most insistent in trying to acquire Roque, taking advantage of the tumultuous situation, and Lazio also inquired about the possibility of signing the player."
The article mentioned that "Barcelona now has an intriguing Saudi offer on the table, and the club could make a major deal provided the forward agrees to move to the Roshen League." It revealed that the offer has officially reached Barcelona and surpasses the funds the club had set for Roque's transfer, potentially allowing the club to make a profit from his sale.
Barcelona is seriously considering the offer, as it was something no one in the club expected weeks ago, and the final decision will come from sporting director Deco and head coach Hans Flick, pending the player’s approval.
