Barcelona Anticipates.. Real Sociedad Agrees to Sell Alex Remiro
Real Sociedad has become open to the idea of their goalkeeper Alex Remiro leaving during the current summer transfer window, after the Spanish goalkeeper informed the club's management of his desire to pursue a new experience, despite his contract running until the summer of 2027.
The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" reported that Real Sociedad's management is ready to facilitate Remiro's departure if an offer between 8 and 10 million euros is received, given the interest of several clubs in acquiring his services during the upcoming transfer window.
The name Remiro remains strongly present within Barcelona, as the goalkeeper is admired by coach Hans Flick for his extensive experience, ability to play with both feet, and consistent performance. Meanwhile, Deco, the sporting director of the Catalan club, has already started to move to understand the details of the player's situation with Real Sociedad.
Despite Barcelona's interest, the club cannot finalize the deal at the moment due to the crowded goalkeeper position within the team. Juan Garcia is considered the primary option for the future after being signed last summer, while the Polish Wojciech Szczęsny will continue for an additional season according to his current contract.
On the other hand, Barcelona's management is working on finding solutions for the future of Marc-André ter Stegen and Iñaki Peña after their return from loan spells with Girona and Elche. This is particularly important since neither player is part of Hans Flick's plans for the next season, despite the German goalkeeper being under contract until 2028.
The same source indicated that Barcelona will not be able to make an economic move to complete the Remiro deal before resolving the files of departing players, given the financial constraints that continue to affect the club's movements in the transfer market.
Meanwhile, Alex Remiro continues to calmly consider his future without rushing, with Barcelona maintaining a special place among his preferred options, despite growing interest from several European clubs.
Aston Villa, led by coach Unai Emery, is at the forefront of those interested in the Spanish goalkeeper, especially after the team qualified for the Champions League. Crystal Palace is also monitoring the player's situation, alongside interest from clubs in Italy, Germany, and several Spanish league clubs.
Despite Real Sociedad's preference for Remiro to stay until the end of his contract, the club has already started preparing a suitable replacement within the team, with Unai Marrero, who shone remarkably during the Copa del Rey final against Atletico Madrid in Seville, playing a starring role in the penalty shootout.
The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" reported that Real Sociedad's management is ready to facilitate Remiro's departure if an offer between 8 and 10 million euros is received, given the interest of several clubs in acquiring his services during the upcoming transfer window.
The name Remiro remains strongly present within Barcelona, as the goalkeeper is admired by coach Hans Flick for his extensive experience, ability to play with both feet, and consistent performance. Meanwhile, Deco, the sporting director of the Catalan club, has already started to move to understand the details of the player's situation with Real Sociedad.
Despite Barcelona's interest, the club cannot finalize the deal at the moment due to the crowded goalkeeper position within the team. Juan Garcia is considered the primary option for the future after being signed last summer, while the Polish Wojciech Szczęsny will continue for an additional season according to his current contract.
On the other hand, Barcelona's management is working on finding solutions for the future of Marc-André ter Stegen and Iñaki Peña after their return from loan spells with Girona and Elche. This is particularly important since neither player is part of Hans Flick's plans for the next season, despite the German goalkeeper being under contract until 2028.
The same source indicated that Barcelona will not be able to make an economic move to complete the Remiro deal before resolving the files of departing players, given the financial constraints that continue to affect the club's movements in the transfer market.
Meanwhile, Alex Remiro continues to calmly consider his future without rushing, with Barcelona maintaining a special place among his preferred options, despite growing interest from several European clubs.
Aston Villa, led by coach Unai Emery, is at the forefront of those interested in the Spanish goalkeeper, especially after the team qualified for the Champions League. Crystal Palace is also monitoring the player's situation, alongside interest from clubs in Italy, Germany, and several Spanish league clubs.
Despite Real Sociedad's preference for Remiro to stay until the end of his contract, the club has already started preparing a suitable replacement within the team, with Unai Marrero, who shone remarkably during the Copa del Rey final against Atletico Madrid in Seville, playing a starring role in the penalty shootout.