After turning down an offer from the Premier League in January, Barcelona may decide to sell a first-team star who is 20 years old

It has previously been stated that FC Barcelona would be open to receiving offers for a significant number of their first-team players during the summer transfer window.

There are only a very small number of players that the management of the Catalan club considers to be non-transferable. Joan Laporta has not ruled out the possibility of a change in leadership, despite the fact that he had previously promised that there would be penalties for a dismal season.

It is not safe for Alejandro Balde to bear the axe.

Additionally, according to Javi Miguel of AS, Barcelona is not ruling out the possibility of teenage left-back Alejandro Balde leaving the club in the event that a very attractive offer is made for the 20-year-old player.

The graduate of La Masia, who is presently in the final phase of his recovery from injury, is said to be on the list of players who are transferable in the event that a significant offer is made.

In point of fact, Jorge Mendes, what is known as Balde’s agent, had already traveled to Barcelona in January in order to deliver an important offer from a Premier League club. However, the club declined the offer.

Enough choices available at left back?
In light of the fact that Balde is a player who was born and raised in Barcelona, it is important to highlight that any transfer money that Barcelona receives for him will be recorded as a full profit in the books.

In addition to this, Barcelona believes that they may have choices at left back, which is another element that could be contributing to the possibility of selling Balde.

When all is said and done, Alex Valle will be returning from his loan stint at Levante at the conclusion of the season, while Joao Cancelo may continue to play for Barcelona if Manchester City allows him to depart on loan once again.

Additionally, Hector Fort has demonstrated that he is capable of playing the position of left back when it is necessary.

It goes without saying that Barcelona will not, under any circumstances, “give away” the player. The young player who was born and raised in the area could only be moved if a very significant offer was made, and only with the player’s permission.