Optimism with Azpilicueta: Barça will wait for him until the end

The Barcelona ​already is preparing his next season with several reinforcements annotated in the list of Xavi Hernández. So much the club like the trainer recognise that the defence is a zone that has to be reinforced when finalising the campaign, and the options that more like are those that can arrive to 'cost zero'.

César Azpilicueta is in the tope of the diary. The defender finalises his agreement in June and is meditando the possibility to abandon Chelsea​ if the offer of renewal is not the sufficiently good. The first informations have desvelado that the group londinense would have offered him a season more with option to a second, whereas the proposal of the Barça would be upper, with two courses ensured with a third in base to performance.

Now, as it affirms the journalist and expert in market, Fabrizio Romano, the FC Barcelona trusts that it will be able to seal the signing of the defender and will expect until it take a decision. The culés will be patient and recognise that the player has to consult it with his familiar, since has more than nine years dressing the elastic 'blue'. For the moment, the navarro neither descarta the option to remain in London, although the optimism culé keeps intact.

In addition to the possible incorporation of 'Azpi', the Catalan picture has directed the signing of Andreas Christensen, another footballer of Thomas Tuchel that would go out with the letter of freedom under the arm. Everything aims to that the Danish will join to the staff of Xavi Hernández in summer, by what Joan Laporta and company could initiate March with two important reinforcements totally approved by the technician.

Barcelona have confirmed to César Azpilicueta they plough prepared to wait for his final decision between Chelsea and FCB. Barça plough now confident - but it's about life, family and dwell. ?? #FCB

Barcelona bid on the table: contract until June 2024 plus option for further season. pic.twitter.com/ielawzyyxw

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 1, 2022