Vitor Roque's two favorite destinations to leave FC Barcelona

FC Barcelona begins to speed up the 'exit operation'. After finalizing the operations of Oriol Romeu and Julián Araujo, in addition to having the loan of Clément Lenglet to Atlético de Madrid very 'on track' and making progress on that of Ansu Fati, Vitor Roque's folder is the next to be closed. The 19-year-old Brazilian failed to convince Hansi Flick in the preseason, so the Barça entity has put him on the 'exit ramp'.

Several teams across the continent, and even from Saudi Arabia, have shown their interest in the former goalscorer Athletico Paranaense, but it is from Portugal where they are 'pressing' the most for the signing of the striker. Porto insists on the arrival of the South American and could try to hire him once they close the transfer of Evanilson to Bournemouth, while Sporting de Portugal would have him as a priority objective to reinforce their forward line for next season and would already be in negotiations with Barça.

However, the footballer would have already defined his two preferred destinations to leave Barcelona. According to what was reported in 'Mundo Deportivo', Roque would intend to remain in LaLiga EA Sports to 'experience' in the First Division with the hope of being 'recaptured' by the culés in the future, so from those around him they would have tested the possibility of finalize his departure towards Real Sociedad or Girona.

Both teams would be in need of a center forward and Vitor would welcome putting himself under the orders of Imanol Alguacil or Míchel to vindicate himself and gain experience in European football. Despite this, neither of the two institutions would have initiated contacts with the Barça board to 'get the footballer's transfer back on track', which is why, for the moment, everything has remained mere approaches.

A complex operation

Beyond all this, the Vitor Roque operation will not be easy to complete due to the complex demands of both the club and the player.At Can Barça they would choose to transfer him to recover the investment made to incorporate the South American into their ranks (31 million euros plus 30 in variables), while the footballer wants to be part of a project that guarantees him minutes and continuity to recover his best condition. form, so the offer of the entity that wants to take over its services must be satisfactory for both parties. However, the market has two weeks left, and if the situation remains as it is, the two sides will have to give in their claims to end their 'soap opera'.