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FC Barcelona is closely following Thomas Partey, Arsenal midfielder whose contract expires in 2024. With its tight finances, Barça could take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen its squad without transfer fees.
FC Barcelona, always looking for economic solutions due to financial constraints, is carefully monitoring the situation of Thomas Partey. The Ghanaian midfielder, currently at Arsenal, could become a key target for the Catalans in the upcoming summer transfer window, with his contract set to expire next summer.
Partey, a great option for Barça
Barça’s interest, reported by Relevois based on several factors. Partey, who spent eight years in La Liga with Atlético Madrid, knows the Spanish league well. His experience and his status as a free player make him an attractive option to strengthen Hansi Flick’s squad. Despite limited finances, Barcelona could thus afford a versatile defensive midfielder without paying a transfer fee.
Since his arrival at Arsenal in 2020, Thomas Partey has been a major part of the Gunners’ system. In the event of non-renewal of his contract, FC Barcelona hopes to take advantage of this opportunity to enlist an experienced player, capable of bringing immediate value to the team and stabilizing the midfield.
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