Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr Could Sign Current Barcelona Player - La Opinion

There are rumors that the 33-year-old German midfielder could leave year old, Ilkay Gundogan, from the ranks of the Barcelona football club In the latter part of the current transfer market, they are growing steadily. Gundogan’s absence in the opening match of LaLiga, where Barcelona beat Valencia 2 goals to 1 in the city of Mestalla, raised doubts about the stability of the player in the Barça team.

England and Arabia want it

However, German coach Hansi Flick commented after the game that he trusted that Ilkay would continue as a culé player for this season, but despite this and from Catalunya Radio, as well as several media, especially an Italian journalist expert in the transfer market, Fabrizio Romanohas revealed that Gundogan could move of his own free will to a new team, and Manchester City would also be a clear choice.

From the Saudi Arabian market in the Saudi Pro League they would have the view of a player who is still the Barcelona football cluband from the Saudi site ‘365scores’ they have explained that the Catalan team would have offered Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr to try to get some money for the move; The German midfielder has one year left on his contract with the Barcelona team but has the option to extend his relationship with the Barcelona entity for one more season.

Little chance to play

Saudi football’s interest in Gündogan is not new and the aforementioned information It appears that the football player’s idea is to continue playing in Europe’s elite. Gündogan’s priority is to continue in the Barcelona football club and it is something that has been made clear before, but with the recent signing of Dani Olmo, as well as the presence Pedri and Fermín, the midfielder position is more of a cover in the Barça team, which would leave Gundogan with only a few minutes of playing time compared to last season.

In addition, in this second season, Gündogan’s salary increase compared to last season and, with this situation, the club would not take a small look at a possible removal, also noting that the German will turn 34 at the end of October this year.