According to the latest report from Daily Sport, FC Barcelona is facing an urgent task of salary reduction and is speeding up the process of player departures, with Roque's departure a particular concern. In order to alleviate the club's current salary pressure and avoid possible future registration problems, Barcelona has put Roque's transfer or loan on the agenda, and expect to make substantial progress this week.
Currently, two clubs in the English Premier League, Bournemouth and Everton, have expressed their interest in Roque to Barcelona, asking about the feasibility of his loan or transfer. Barcelona prefers to sell Roque directly, with a view to recovering the cost of reinforcements as soon as possible and avoiding the risk of the player's price slipping further due to poor performance in the future.
Considering Barcelona's good relationship with Premier League clubs, especially having just reached an agreement with Bournemouth over the departure of Julian Araujo, this background certainly adds to the possibility of Roque's move to Bournemouth. Meanwhile, Barcelona and Everton also maintain a close working relationship with each other, making the Toffees also one of the potential homes for Roque.
Barcelona have made it clear that they will not be including Roque in their registration list for this season, which further heightens the urgency of Roque's departure. The club is working closely with the player's team to explore the best possible solution, while ensuring that the deal is financially maximized for Barcelona.
In the end, it will be up to the player himself, FC Barcelona and the potential buyer to decide where Roque goes. However, judging from the current situation, the Premier League is expected to be a new starting point for Roque's career, while Barcelona will further optimize the team structure through this deal, laying the foundation for future success.
