Barcelona s 2025 summer transfer inventory: Net investment of 5.5 million pounds in three in six out

Barcelona completed three signings in this summer's transfer window. Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia joined for £21 million and locked in the No. 1 jersey, Manchester United striker Rashford rushed to the front line on loan, and Copenhagen star Rooney Badge scored a low price of £1.7 million. Defensive veteran Inigo Martinez won a free transfer to Riyadh, youth training left-back Alex Barrel and B team scorer Paul Victor left the team for 5 million and 10.5 million pounds respectively, recovering 15.5 million pounds of funds for the club. According to the Daily Sports News, Barcelona has no more signing plans at this stage, but there are still variables in the final stage of the transfer window.

This carefully calculated transfer operation reflects a slight change in Barcelona's financial policy. Opta data shows that Garcia ranked third in La Liga last season with 2.3 saves per game, and his goal-sending ability (85.7% long pass accuracy) perfectly matches the Barcelona system. Rashford's joining fills the gap in the explosive points after Dembele left the team. Although the Englishman expected goals (xG) to score only 9.7 last season, his 3.1 touches in the penalty area every 90 minutes are still higher than Barcelona's existing winger group. In terms of cleaning redundant staff, sports director Deke showed efficient skills. The transfer fee of 21-year-old left-back Barrel's transfer fee is 40% higher than that of De's turnover, and the transaction price of B team scorer Paul Victor is 3.5 times the initial investment. However, World Sports pointed out that the future ownership of the outgoing players such as Fati is still doubtful - this Lamacia genius who was once highly anticipated has now fallen to a career low of 0.12. As the journey to defend La Liga begins, Frick needs to get into this new front that only costs the Premier League relegation team budget as soon as possible.