No, not in principle. I would say no. Barcelona is in a position to do so, and in fact, Barcelona is currently looking for a top striker. We're at €12-14 million to enter the 1:1 Financial Fair Play rule, which will allow them to operate freely in the summer market.
Barcelona are prioritising young, high-upside players capable of evolving within the squad rather than expensive established stars and Schjelderup fits that approach. Naturally deployed on the wing, he offers pace, direct dribbling and a willingness to attack defenders in one-on-one situations. His comfort using his weaker foot adds unpredictability, making him difficult to defend in tight areas.
By applying the digital solution and applying the financial restructuring solution, I will have 110 million euros of free cash to make available to the technical secretariat in the summer. By the way, an independent sports general directorate. To Mr. Flick I will say, here you have your financial 'fair play', let's go for that player who can complete a generation of youngsters that will give us the next Champions League.