Barcelona are looking at the prospect of signing Marco Verratti, Paulo Dybala and Danilo when their transfer ban ends in 2016.
Neither the FIFA sanction, ‘case Masia‘, nor the presidential elections next summer will get in the way of Barça’s new sports project, which has Luis Enrique’s approval.
New Football Area Technical Commission members Carles Rexach and Ariedro Braida, have the mission to succeed in the transfer market and realize interesting future operations.
Braida has put pen to paper with ideas that should mature over time, however, Marco Verratti (PSG), Danilo (Porto) and Paulo Dybala (Palermo) are three players already on the table.
The first name to mind is the midfielder Marco Verratti, a player who was wanted by Milan, but ended up at PSG.
PSG bosses are keen to lure Paul Pogba from Juventus and it is expected that former Pescara youngster Verratti will be made available for around £30m.
Daniel Alves’ proposed exit from Camp Nou also sees the Catalan club linked with Porto right-back Danilo, after doubts were raised over Martin Montoya and Douglas.
The last name on the list and one that is surprising fans, is Argentine Paulo Dybala, one of the jewels of the European market. Dybala currently plays in Palermo, where he has scored eleven goals already this season and he has already stated an ambition to play for Barcelona in the future.