Per-sports: If the offer exceeds 12 million euros, Barcelona will consider letting Martin leave the team

June 8 According to the Daily Sports, in recent hours, Gerald Martin unexpectedly became the focus of Barcelona's transfer market. The Wolves (Mendes has a great influence in the club) have expressed interest in the left back, and Barcelona is willing to negotiate. If the offer exceeds 12 million euros, they will consider letting go. In addition, it is not currently possible that other teams can make more offers after they learn that he can transfer.

Barcelona had no intention of selling Martin, but they had been making it clear that they would hear offers for him or Ford. Their plan is to consider selling as long as the transfer fee received is enough to introduce a replacement. As far as Martin is concerned, this goal is possible. There is no official offer yet, but Barcelona believes the deal is possible.

Martin's market valuation is close to 8 million euros, but Barcelona believes that he has a higher actual value. Because left-backs are not common in the market, and he has performed well in key matches at the end of the season, including the Champions League semi-finals and against Real Madrid, these performances have attracted attention in the market.

Due to Barde's injury, Martin gradually gained Flick's trust at the end of the season. He did not have many opportunities to play before, but his performance has been stable recently. Barcelona won't force him to leave, but if the offer is right, they will open the door as he will still be on the bench here.

Barcelona's goal is to find a more experienced alternative than Barde through transfer income, bringing different characteristics. One of the names on the desktop is currently Grimaldo, but they have other options. These operations may require around €15 million, but for sports management and technical teams, this will boost the strength of the existing squad.

At present, Barcelona is waiting for development, but they believe there will be a offer. Martin is more inclined to stay in Barcelona, ​​but Wolves may significantly raise his salary and may be ready to give him a long-term contract. In this way, all parties can benefit from it.