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What if the talented Italian coach of Brighton, Roberto De Zerbi, became the new coach of FC Barcelona.
The agents of Roberto de Zerbi, the Brighton boss, were in Barcelona on Wednesday. It is therefore possible that the transalpine technician will be the future boss of the sports sector of the Catalan giant.
From Zerbi, Deco’s favorite?
According to the Jijantes media, Edoardo Crnjar and Edmundo Kabchi landed in Barcelona on Wednesday morning and went to meet Deco, the Blaugrana sporting director.
The Portuguese is preparing the ground to replace Xavi, who will leave his post as Barca coach next off-season. Roberto De Zerbi is one of the main candidates for this position.
Crnjar and Kabchi also look after Barca defender Ronald Araujo, who is the subject of an offer from Bayern Munich. As with De Zerbi, Deco intends to discuss Araujo’s situation with his agents.
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