Barça fears that in the end Miranda will decide not to leave a single euro for his departure

The FC Barcelona has implemented recently an intelligent politics of traspaso of his young players, to those who recognises a big talent, but that still do not have fit in the first Barcelona team. Thus, it leaves them leave to other clubs without giving off entirely of them, so that they win experience in the field and, at the same time, increase his economic value, what will allow them obtain big profits in the future.

An example of this is the case of the current left side of the Real Betis, Juan Miranda. The Barça arrived to an agreement with the player to terminate his agreement in 2021, reserving the right of score for his reincorporación and ensuring 40% of any traspaso back. This profit seems to be more near that never, given the imminent interest of the AC Milan in doing of his services and the inability of the 'verdiblancos' to renew his agreement, what suggests that the Andalusians seem to have thrown the towel in this work.

The 'problem' that it could arise with the traspaso of Miranda

However, the transaction of Juan Miranda could be confronting some obstacles for the cast blaugrana. Although especula in several sectors that the left side could have arrived to an agreement with another club, is not clear if the transfer will concretise in the coming market of winter or will postpone until the summer.

Obviously, so much for the Barça as for the Betis, the ideal would be that the player, whose value of market according to 'Transfermarkt' is of nine million euros, go out to the market of winter and generate income. The culés also expects to obtain profits, since, according to recent rumours, the 'Rossoneri' would be had to pay three million euros, what would mean that the Barcelona would receive 1,2 M€.

Nevertheless, if the player leaves free, what could occur on 30 June 2024, the Barcelona would confront a distinct problem, since it would lose the possibility to obtain profits by the left side, seeing dispel his option of 40%. In this sense, for the Barcelonan picture also would have been beneficial that the one of Olivares renewed with the 'Béticos' to obtain greater profits in the future. However, these options seem every time less viable, leaving everything in hands of Juan Miranda that, on the other hand, would be pleading for a traspaso that leave money in the arks of the club like reward to the bet that did by him in the past.