Barcelona put EIGHT players up for sale this summer including previously 'untouchable' star and wonderkid
Spanish La Liga giants Barcelona have reportedly made eight players available for transfer ahead of the summer window.
It has been a decent season so far for Barcelona despite their recent Champions League disappointment.
Currently, Hansi Flick's men lead Real Madrid by seven points at the top of the La Liga table with just three matches left to play.
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Barcelona have also won the Supercopa de Espana and the Copa del Rey this season and is likely to add the La Liga title to the list.
Looking ahead to the summer, it has been claimed that eight Barcelona players are set to be transfer listed.
As reported by Spanish news outlet Diario Sport, the likes of Iñaki Peña, Ronald Araujo, Héctor Fort, Fermín Lopez, Pablo Gavi, Pablo Torre, Pau Víctor, and Ansu Fati could all be sold this summer if the right offers arrive.
Previously, young Spanish midfielder Gavi was considered 'untouchable' after a stellar rise to stardom.
However, the 20-year-old has been in and out of Flick's starting XI after recovering from a serious knee injury.
As a result, Barcelona could decide that the time is now to cash in on the midfielder.
Meanwhile, winger Fati, who was highly rated when he first broke through to the first team, has also struggled to perform to his best in recent months.
The report also added that Barcelona would be willing to listen to offers for every player apart from one, Lamine Yamal.
Yamal, 17, has been one of the best players in world football this season, having scored 16 goals and assisted 24, putting him in the running for the Ballon d'Or award.
The club's sporting director, former player Deco, is said to be keen on strengthening in four positions.
It has been suggested that Barcelona are looking to add a new full-back, striker, attacking midfielder and a goalkeeper if Wojciech Szczesny decides to leave at the end of the campaign.
Barcelona are back in La Liga action on Thursday night when they take on Espanyol at the RCDE Stadium.
Marcus Chan