Barcelona plans to sell Marc Casado despite De Jong's injury setback
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 9:25 AM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026
FC Barcelona intends to proceed with transferring Marc Casado this summer, despite Frenkie de Jong facing a long-term knee injury that may sideline him until November. The club believes it has sufficient midfield depth to manage De Jong's absence, as they look for opportunities to cash in on Casado. With interest from Saudi Arabian clubs and several European teams, the club is open to a permanent transfer if an appropriate offer arises. Casado’s agent, Jorge Mendes, is actively seeking suitable destinations for the player.
- •Frenkie de Jong injured, likely out until November.
- •Barcelona remains committed to selling Marc Casado.
- •Interest in Casado from Saudi Arabia and Europe.
- •Club believes squad can cope without De Jong.
- •Jorge Mendes is exploring transfer options for Casado.
- 9:25 AMYahoo Sports — Barcelona stick with exit plan for La Masia graduate despite De Jong injury
"According to MARCA, FC Barcelona have decided not to alter their transfer plans for Marc Casado despite Frenkie de Jong’s long-term knee injury, with the club remaining committed to finding the midf...
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