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Neither Manchester City nor Paris Saint-Germain managed to secure the player. Instead, he has chosen Barcelona and will not make a move until he signs a contract with Deco. The deal has been successfully completed, marking a “crushing blow to European clubs.” 👊💪

To address the economic challenges it has faced in recent years, FC Barcelona is actively seeking ways to strengthen its squad through new acquisitions in the upcoming seasons. This initiative is particularly important given the financial constraints that limited the club’s ability to enhance its roster during the last summer transfer window, with the only notable addition being Spanish forward Dani Olmo.

 

According to Spanish newspaper El Nacional, Joshua Kimmich garnered significant interest from top European clubs after expressing his desire to leave Bayern Munich and embark on a new chapter in his career. Despite strong interest from Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal, and Liverpool, Bayern Munich’s management, still reeling from the departure of key players like Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui, has insisted on keeping Kimmich. Nevertheless, Kimmich remains resolute about moving to a new team.

 

Joshua Kimmich is anticipated to begin a new chapter in his career when he turns 30, making him an attractive prospect due to his wealth of experience and versatility. Despite receiving substantial offers from Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain, Kimmich seems to favor joining Barcelona.

 

Hansi Flick has urged Barcelona’s board, including Joan Laporta and Deco, to make a concerted effort to secure Kimmich. Although Barcelona’s current budget issues have complicated their pursuit, Kimmich is expected to become a free agent within a year. Driven by his strong rapport with Flick and a desire to follow in the footsteps of recent Barcelona stars like Robert Lewandowski and Bojan Krkic, Kimmich is likely to join Barcelona, making the move highly probable.

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