Barcelona tops up 70 million euros to give up Dias and switches to Rashford

July 21, Barcelona Club has officially abandoned the first choice of Louis Dias in the forward line this summer. Sports director Deco previously listed the Colombian as the number one prey and plans to intervene when Bayern and Liverpool are struggling to negotiate and the salary limit in August returns to the 1:1 rule. However, Bayern took the lead in offering a fixed transfer fee of 67.5 million euros and was preparing to continue to increase the investment, forcing Barcelona to evaluate its budget in advance. The Red and Blue Army clearly informed the other party that the total budget was capped at 70 million euros (including floating), and he was unwilling to touch the 82 million euros claimed by Liverpool. Deco learned from Nico Williams's lesson of breaking the appointment, refused to participate in the premium bidding, and instead locked in Manchester United striker Rashford, and met with the player's agent at the end of May. Diaz has no intention of going to Saudi Arabia to make gold and insists on staying in the top European league; if Bayern fails to finalize the deal in July, he may also withdraw. Barcelona believes that the red line of fiscal fairness this summer is still tight. Instead of risking chasing highs, it is better to turn to a more feasible goal. Rashford's franchise negotiations have now entered the substantive stage.