the future of Jordi Alba at Barcelona is still up in the air while the club hopes to resolve its contractual situation and alleviate the salary burden for next season. Although the objective would be for the player to accept an interesting offer, there are several open scenarios for the Spanish international. Until now, Inter Milan and Juventus Turin They have shown interest in the footballer, who has proven to be in top form and has years of top-level football ahead of him.
The decision on Jordi Alba is closely linked to the economic situation that the Catalan club is going through. Barcelona cannot assume the full-back’s contract for next season, especially after the consolidation of Alejandro Balde as a starter and the recent renewal of Marcos Alonso at low cost.
The two Serie A clubs preparing offers for Jordi Alba
The priority is that Alba can leave as long as she finds an offer that is attractive to her. She will be offered facilities and financial compensation based on the salary she receives in her new destination. The Italian option is interesting both for tax reasons and for the historic interest that Jordi Alba has aroused in Serie A.
Inter already negotiated his arrival last summer through a loan, but the player decided to stay at Barcelona. However, the Italian team would be willing to try again, although this time the transfer would be made with the letter of freedom, a possibility that Barcelona would be willing to concede. Ultimately, the decision rests with the player himself, who, so far, has not shown great interest in leaving the club.
On the other hand, Juventus has also shown interest in the left back. The Italian club is planning a major sporting revolution and the Barcelona left-back would fit perfectly into their plans as they need a top player in that position.
The Blaugrana team hopes to resolve this matter as soon as possible, but the final decision is in the hands of the footballer, who has shown that he has the right to decide his own future due to the performance he has shown on the pitch.
