Each team: Barcelona meets Mendes and talks about Dumfries, the club is interested in him

The Daily Sports reported that Barcelona talked about Inter full-back Dumfries in a meeting with Jorge Mendes.

The Dutch international is currently represented by a Portuguese broker and his 25 million euro termination clause will expire at the end of July. Although the sports department, especially coach Frick, favors him, the club prioritizes winger signings and needs to balance the finances. With only more than ten days left before the decision is made, the player himself has made it clear that he is willing to join.

Dumfries' name entered Barcelona's vision a few weeks ago. When planning the season, the club sought an impactful fullback and visited Flynnpole. Barcelona has collected all the information about Dumfries, but has not taken substantial action so far. The player's characteristics are fully in line with tactical needs, but due to the registration difficulties and priority of winger signings, this deal, which is considered an excellent market opportunity, has been temporarily put on hold.

Inter Milan is convinced that Dumfries will leave in July, and Italian media only linked it to Barcelona and Manchester City. The club predicts that the transaction will be completed by the buzzer at the end of the month and has begun to find a replacement. The Dutch's salary is completely affordable for Barcelona, and its unique attributes will greatly enrich the lineup configuration. In the Champions League last season, Dumfries scored two goals in two rounds directly determined the promotion trend.

Barcelona is currently guarded by Conde's main force on the right, but the substitutes are doubtful. Ford made few appearances last season, and Frick even used Eric Garcia to play a cameo in a key battle. Discussions about whether fullbacks need to upgrade continue to ferment, and the club is clearly aware that European competitors are strengthening this key area for modern football to win. The

talks also involved leaving the team. Mendes promoted Wolves' interest in Martin this summer, but the negotiations did not make any progress. The Lamacia youngster is eager to stay at the team, but the club hopes to acquire important funds through the sale at the end of the summer window.