Araujo, De Jong and Pedri and the three untouchable players at Barcelona

Barcelona is gearing up for a busy summer, as they face the challenge of reducing their outgoings by €200 million. The club's board has initiated a savings plan that will involve renegotiating salaries and selling players to generate as much revenue as possible. While some players are expected to be sold, there are three players who will not be sold under any circumstances: Ronald Araujo, Pedri, and Frenkie de Jong.

The club's sporting department has carried out a market study of the entire squad and has identified several players who could fetch significant sums if sold. However, the club is not willing to negotiate for Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Gavi, Alex Balde (if he renews), or other players such as Jules Koundé, Raphinha or Robert Lewandowski, for whom there is still a lot of money to be made.

Barcelona will focus on revolutionizing their attacking positions, provided that some of the identified players agree to leave. The club's priority is to sell before buying, although they may need to strengthen their squad to continue to compete at the highest level.

The club is currently facing a delicate situation with the salary limit imposed by LaLiga. The ongoing war with LaLiga over various episodes could provoke a difficult situation for the new sporting project. The director of football, Mateu Alemany, will have to reach a consensus on decisions while waiting for LaLiga's limit and for a multi-million euro offer to appear for players who are not regulars.

In conclusion, Barcelona faces a challenging summer as they try to reduce their outgoings and maintain their competitiveness on the field. While the club is expected to sell several players, they are not willing to part ways with their key assets. The focus will be on revolutionizing their attacking positions while navigating the complex financial landscape of modern football.