Media reports revealed that the Chelsea and Arsenal clubs are competing for the inclusion of Barcelona midfielder Mark Cassado, during the 2026 summer transfer window, as part of the Catalan club’s plan to improve his financial position.
What are the reasons for Barcelona to give up Cassado?
The report indicates that Barcelona is ready to abandon Cassado, although his contract extends until the summer of 2028, due to the decline in his role in the squad after the arrival of coach Hans Felk in the summer of 2024, with the superiority of other players in the center.
How much Barcelona ask for the player?
Barcelona is estimated at the value of Casado by about 30 to 35 million euros, which is an amount within the reach of major clubs such as Chelsea and Arsenal, who have shown real interest in contracting him.
Do you agree to leave?
The biggest challenge for the clubs wishing to sign the player is to persuade him to leave, as Casado, 22, and the Barcelona Academy graduate, has not shown, that is, the intention to leave so far.
How was his posts this season?
Cassado participated with Barcelona’s first team in 7 games this season, and he made one decisive pass, but he did not achieve a strong presence under the leadership of the new coach.
What is the best moment for Barcelona in September?
Barcelona revealed that its fans were chosen for the best moment during the month of September, through a vote made on the official application of the club. The lead came to the team’s victory over Newcastle in the Champions League, beating other important moments.
How was Barcelona’s performance in September?
The month of September witnessed a strong results of Barcelona, as follows: a victory over Valencia (6-0), a victory over Newcastle (2-1) the Champions League, a victory over Getafe (3-0), the Spanish League, a victory over Real Ovido (3-1), the Spanish League, hit Real Sociedad (2-1) the Spanish League.
Yamal’s coronation was also the Cuba Award for another important moment, but she did not outperform the European victory against Newcastle.
