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Transferred from FC Barcelona to OGC Nice in the summer of 2021, Jean-Clair Todibo could bring a lot to the Blaugrana club if he were to leave the Aiglons.
Always in great delicacy on the financial side, FC Barcelona is examining every possibility that presents itself to replenish its coffers. This time, it is towards OGC Nice that the Blaugrana money managers have their eyes turned. And more precisely towards Jean-Clair Todibo whose power of attractiveness has strengthened in recent times. Particularly in the sights of Manchester United, the international defender should not leave the Côte d’Azur this winter. Unless the Red Devils are not prepared to pay the price. And this is where Barça opens its eyes and ears wide.
According to Mundo Deportivo, the Spanish club would be one of the big winners of a high-priced transfer from Jean-Clair Todibo. The media recalls this Sunday that Nice is asking for at least sixty million euros. If such an operation were to materialize at this price, then FC Barcelona would recover twelve million euros. This is in connection with a clause added during the transfer of Todibo from Barça to Nice, which provides for a resale percentage in favor of the Catalans.
A hope for Xavi
Mundo Deportivo also sees a direct interest for Xavi since the Barcelona coach asked his managers to find him an additional midfielder. It therefore remains to be seen whether the Todibo file will move forward this winter, or whether we will have to wait a few additional months. If the main person concerned wants to move.
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