Marc Casadó has decided to leave Barcelona at the end of the season, following a challenging year under coach Hansi Flick. The midfielder has seen his playing time significantly reduced, featuring in only 1,200 minutes of action this season.
Casadó has made twenty appearances for Barcelona in LaLiga this season, but has only started nine games. His diminished role has led to frustrations, with reports indicating that he was particularly unhappy with how the club halted his renewal talks.
Several Saudi Arabian clubs have expressed interest in signing Casadó, who is expected to command a transfer fee of around €20 million. This potential move comes as Casadó has informed his agent to listen to offers from other clubs this summer, indicating a serious consideration of his future at the Spanish club.
Casadó’s current contract with Barcelona runs until 2028, but his relationship with the club has soured due to his lack of playing time and the coaching decisions made by Hansi Flick. The report suggests that the Saudi league could be his most likely destination, as multiple clubs have shown interest in acquiring his services.
As the season progresses, observers are keenly watching how this situation unfolds, with expectations that Casadó will finalize a move to Saudi Arabia at the end of the season. Details remain unconfirmed regarding the specific clubs interested in him and the exact terms of any potential deal.