Barcelona board members Joan Laporta and Deco over the last 24 hours sat down for a meeting with super agent Jorge Mendes, to discuss all matters transfer market-related.That’s according to Diario

There is serious danger that Man Utd’s approach for Bryan Mbeumo flounders completely after Brentford upped their asking price to £70 million ($94 million), according to The Guardian. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is said to be holding firm on a £65 million ($87.3 million) valuation.

Meanwhile, Manchester City have entered the race to sign a German goalkeeper. Elsewhere, Liverpool are planning to take Marcus Rashford to Anfield. On that note, let's look at the major Barcelona transfer stories from July 17, 2025.

According to a report from SPORT, Barcelona president Joan Laporta and sporting director Deco met with super agent Jorge Mendes for a dinner meeting to discuss upcoming transfer moves. The gathering

Ter Stegen was appointed Barça captain last summer following Sergi Roberto’s departure—he had joined the leadership group as fourth captain as recently as 2022. But he missed most of last season because of a long-term knee injury and wasn’t reinstated even after his full recovery.

Barcelona’s pre-season has kicked off with intensity and intrigue, as Hansi Flick’s early decisions set the tone for a summer packed with transition. The Athletic ’s detailed reporting reveals how the German manager is wasting no time reshaping the squad, starting with a surprising move in goal and difficult transfer questions ahead.

Barcelona on Monday confirmed transfer deals for two players, Pablo Torre and Roony Bardghji. In separate statements on their website, the Blaugrana

Barcelona have completed the signing of FC Copenhagen winger Roony Bardghji for an initial fee of around €2 million.

PSG could be in the market for a goalkeeper if they cannot come to an agreement with Gianluigi Donnarumma on a contract extension. Moreover, reports suggest that manager Luis Enrique could be keen on a current Barcelona player, who could be phased out of the Spanish side.

La Liga champions Barcelona have been made aware of the kind of fee with which they would be required to part, to secure a deal for Liverpool star Luis Díaz.And the news will no doubt mark a heavy