Barcelona faces the possibility of selling their young midfielder Marc Casado during the upcoming summer transfer window, as the player has not succeeded in establishing himself as a regular starter in the first team despite having multiple opportunities.

This decision comes in light of the club's current economic situation, as Casado's name has become a strong focus in the international market, with the potential for significant financial gain from his sale.

Marc Casado, the rising talent from La Masia Academy, is considered a tactical and disciplined player. He has led the club's age groups but has not yet reached the stage of being fully relied upon in midfield, according to the coaching staff's assessment. They see him as a useful player but not decisive, which makes the option of selling him possible if an attractive financial offer is received.

In this context, the significant Saudi offer stands out, as clubs from Saudi Arabia have announced their readiness to pay 40 million euros to acquire the player, a sum that far exceeds the available European offers, making it an important opportunity to enhance the financial resources of the Catalan team.

In Europe, both Atletico Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen are monitoring the player's situation, but their financial offers only reach 30 million euros, which is 10 million euros less than the Saudi offer.

The upcoming summer is expected to be crucial in determining the fate of Marc Casado, between maximizing the club's financial benefit or keeping the player within the team.