Per-Physic: Mendes recommends Dumfries to Barcelona, ​​who is evaluating this option

July 3 According to the Daily Sports Daily, Dumfries has entered Barcelona's signing field in recent hours. The Inter Milan right-back has caused great trouble for Barcelona in the Champions League and has attracted the attention of the club's sports management for weeks. From an economic standpoint, the deal is viable, and the key is Dumfries' new agent Mendes, who recommended the Dutch international to Barcelona.

Frick admires Dumfries very much, the player's termination fee of 25 million euros before July 15, making him an attractive option, but no decision has been made yet. Barcelona are still looking for full-backs, but this is not the top priority at the moment. Sports management is very clear about the planning, and it's all about completing strategic signings before the preseason: goalkeeper Garcia and winger Nico Williams.

Among them, the former has joined, and the latter is expected to be able to complete the transfer before mid-week. Since then, based on the player's departure, Barcelona will continue to act in the transfer market. Their plan is to sign an experienced full-back (or maybe supplementing an offensive player, provided that Baek Victor leaves the team), and Barcelona is currently evaluating the option Dumfries.

Frick strongly demanded to sign an excellent full-back, strong and excellent running ability. In fact, Barcelona had negotiated with Flynnon in early summer, but Liverpool joined the competition and offered a salary beyond the market level when Arnold left the team. Flynn Ponte was Barcelona's first choice, but ultimately failed to make it. Dumfries has similar characteristics, is more mature and has rich international competition experience.

Mendes has informed Barcelona that Dumfries' contract has a special clause that allows him to transfer to foreign clubs for a fee of 25 million euros by July 15. Dumfries himself is willing to join Barcelona, ​​and his salary is acceptable for Barcelona, ​​but the time is not very appropriate.

However, Mendes believes that even after mid-July, Dumfries' final transfer fee will still be close to the aforementioned figures and will continue to appear in the transfer market. Dumfries' contract with Inter Milan will be until 2028, but as Inzaghi Jr. leaves office, the Nerazzurri is revolutionizing their projects and they need to sell players.

Barcelona have also paid attention to Monaco's Vanderson and other right-backs, and the prices are also similar, but they think Dumfries is a higher-level player. Frick is also very clear that in order to compete for the Champions League championship, Barcelona needs two "flying wings" that can play an important role in the wings. Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain's examples are very clear, and offensive full-backs are very popular in the transfer market.

Mendes' participation may make the transfer easy, but Barcelona must make a decision.