Barcelona’s ‘feasibility plan’ approved by La Liga - reports

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Barcelona’s ‘feasibility plan’ has reportedly been approved by La Liga, meaning the club can start to get their plans for next season underway.

Gerard Romero and Relevo are both reporting that La Liga have finally given the Catalan giants the green light after assessing their financial plans.

The news means that Barcelona can now finally register new contracts for Ronald Araujo and Gavi at long last. A new deal for Alejandro Balde should also be completed.

Relevo reckon there will also be room for Barcelona now to bring in Inigo Martinez on a free transfer from Athletic Club. Martinez will sign a two-year deal at the Camp Nou.

The defender is expected to be Barca’s first signing of the summer, with Ernesto Valverde having confirmed over the weekend Martinez’s departure.

La Liga’s approval also offers Barcelona hope that a deal to bring Lionel Messi back to the club can be achieved.

Messi is thought to be keen to get his future sorted quickly, following his PSG exit, but has not yet received a formal offer from Barcelona and there are other interested parties.

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Yet Barcelona also still need to sell players in order to land Messi, with Xavi admitting after Barca’s final game of the season that he’s expecting a “key week” ahead when it comes to transfers.

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Barcelona president Joan Laporta has been spotted meeting with Jorge Messi on Monday, following reports La Liga have approved the club’s feasibility plan.

Reporter Toni Juanmarti shared footage of Messi’s dad at Laporta’s house, with the two men thought to be set for more talks over the GOAT’s future.

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Xavi has already said the GOAT has told him he’ll make a decision this week, and it’s even been reported Messi could make a final call on his future on Tuesday.

Jorge Messi was stopped by reporters on his way out of the meeting and had the following to say, according to Juanmarti.

“Leo wants to return to Barcelona and I’d love to see him back to Barça,” he said. “Barça move is an option for sure.”

Barcelona remain hopeful that Messi will decide to return home, but the club still needs to make sales in order to make it happen.

Saudi side Al Hilal are also thought to be confident they can secure the World Cup winner and are thought to be willing to offer Messi a huge contract.

Messi’s future has dominated the headlines for some time now, but it seems the latest saga could be heading for a conclusion in the coming days.

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