Barcelona director, Ariedo Braida, has said the club is not likely to sign Paul Pogba from Manchester United, with Rafinha set to stay at the Camp Nou for now.
On Sunday, Barca president, Josep Maria Bartomeu left the door open to a move for Pogba, while vice president Jordi Mestre told ESPN FC that the club would be open to any “big opportunities” between now and the end of August.
“I don’t think we’re going to move for Pogba, but he’s a great player,” Braida told Radio Sportiva.
Rafinha’s future could be linked to whether or not Barca make any more summer signings.
“Rafinha, quite probably, will stay at Barcelona.
“He’s someone with a lot of quality, a player that can decide games with the way he handles the ball – he can go far.
“Last year, he came back from a bad injury, but when he recovered he did great things [on loan] at Inter. He’s a player who has impressive technical skills and he suits Barca very well,” Braida added.
On Sunday, Barca president, Josep Maria Bartomeu left the door open to a move for Pogba, while vice president Jordi Mestre told ESPN FC that the club would be open to any “big opportunities” between now and the end of August.
“I don’t think we’re going to move for Pogba, but he’s a great player,” Braida told Radio Sportiva.
Rafinha’s future could be linked to whether or not Barca make any more summer signings.
“Rafinha, quite probably, will stay at Barcelona.
“He’s someone with a lot of quality, a player that can decide games with the way he handles the ball – he can go far.
“Last year, he came back from a bad injury, but when he recovered he did great things [on loan] at Inter. He’s a player who has impressive technical skills and he suits Barca very well,” Braida added.
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