Denis Suarez will be called back to Camp Nou from Sevilla at the end of the season
Barça have already decided who will be their first incorporation for next season: Denis Suarez, who is currently on loan at Sevilla for two years, will return to the Blaugrana in the summer after Luis Enrique and his staff decided he was ready for the first team.
The contract between Sevilla and Barça includes an option for the Andalusian side to sign Suarez for €6million, while Barça would then have the right to sign him back for €9million.
However, Barça and Sevilla both know there will be no need to be so literal. The relationship between the clubs is good and they will be able to strike a deal.
Barça will compensate Sevilla economically to bring the player back a year earlier than planned.
Sevilla could refuse to accept what they are offered, but it is not in their interest to start a war with the Catalan club because, among other reasons, they are keen on loaning more players, such as Sergi Samper, Adama Traore or even Sergi Roberto.
Although Monchi, Sevilla's sporting director, has insisted recently that "there is no way a player will return to Barça without Sevilla's consent", both clubs have an understanding.
The Galician midfielder has played 30 games this season for Sevilla (only 10 full games) and his performances have been more than satisfactory.
Carles Puyol was initially in charge of keeping tabs on the player and even though he has now left his role, the club have still decided to bring Suarez back - not least because FIFA prohibit them from signing players this summer.
