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Barcelona’s confirmed 11 signings for the summer

By Nishant Narayanan

BARCELONA, SPAIN - MARCH 07: FC Barcelona players celebrating after winning Real Sociedad during the Liga match between FC Barcelona and Real Sociedad at Camp Nou on March 7, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)
BARCELONA, SPAIN - MARCH 07: FC Barcelona players celebrating after winning Real Sociedad during the Liga match between FC Barcelona and Real Sociedad at Camp Nou on March 7, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images) /
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Rafinha Alcântara (Age: 27 | Celta de Vigo)

Rafinha had to accept a contract renewal in order to join Celta on loan last year, with the current expiration dated 2021. The Brazilian has been struggling since 2018 after he broke his anterior cruciate ligament of his knee during a match against Atletico Madrid. The 27-year-old has shown a lot of improvement in Celta displaying his confidence and continued effort to improve. Many Premier League and Serie A giants are interested in the midfielder and are keeping a close eye.

Carles Aleña (Age: 22 | Real Betis)

Loaned to Betis in order to continue his development, Alena has truly struggled to showcase his talent due to the outbreak of COVID-19. He has publically displayed his intentions of wanting to return to the Camp Nou and succeed. The suspension of all sporting activities as a result of the outbreak has hindered Alena’s opportunity to prove the Barca board his worth. Originally to return in June, Carles now faces the option of signing for a different club or permanently move to Betis.

Moussa Wague (Age: 21 | OGC Nice)

Despite having played only 5 matches for Nice since his arrival last winter, Wague could have a future at Barca. He showcased his defensive prowess along with having a knack for offensive plays, managing 2 assists. Wague’s future is up for debate as Barca could sell him for a good offer or even keep him as a replacement for the reportedly departing Nelson Semedo.