“Barcelona are going to intensify the negotiations” for Chelsea player this summer | OneFootball

Barcelona are apparently going to step up their negotiations to sign Chelsea forward Joao Pedro this summer.

This is a link that has been growing stronger in the last few weeks, with mainly reports from Spain hyping it up. Well, that hype is continuing again now, and it appears that Barcelona really might want to sign Pedro from Chelsea at the end of the season.

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Do they have any chance of landing him? I don’t think so personally, Chelsea will not entertain selling Pedro this summer. I just can’t see it. But the issue is, when Barcelona come calling, not many players would say no. So I guess it would depend on whether Pedro would push for it or not. Still don’t see it happening regardless.

Pedro to Barcelona?

Joao Pedro against Leeds. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)

It was said on El Chiringuito TV last night:

“Barcelona are going to intensify the negotiations for Joao Pedro, with Julian Alvarez now linked to PSG.

“Pedro is hugely ‘appealing’ to Barcelona manager Hansi Flick.

“He has all the characteristics that Barcelona likes. If Julián Álvarez doesn’t “get wet,” the club continues working on this option that is a consensus and excites.”

In other news today

Malo Gusto infuriated some Chelsea fans with his performance on Saturday afternoon, and some are now writing him off for good with their latest reflections on the player.

Chelsea are pushing for Xabi Alonso and the Basque seems interested, with a pre-World Cup deadline certainly possible. And it’s not just Fabrizio Romano reporting it!

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