Barcelona have 40 to 45 million euros to strengthen the staff in the next season, said the economic Vice Javier Faus, which will realize an obvious disadvantage for the recruitment of Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas. Speaking to RAC-1, Faus said the latest movements of the English winter market, in particular the passing of Fernando Torres to Chelsea in exchange for 58 million euros, will influence pricing that can make the body "Gunner" from your Captain.
"It will affect an assessment by the Arsenal player. Another thing is the desire to take the player to come and agreements or promises that may have, they do not know, when it renewed for two seasons," he explained. Faus insisted that the club "more than this figure we can spend," not to sign Cesc but "to strengthen the staff" with a view to next year.
"The economy can not support Barca a net amount of transfers of more than 40 million. In this figure should be added that would be obtained in a hypothetical transfer of another player," he said. The economic Vice President recalled that last season, Barca and Arsenal offered 40 million euros for Cesc and then the London institution "did not enter or to negotiate the issue." 
"It will affect an assessment by the Arsenal player. Another thing is the desire to take the player to come and agreements or promises that may have, they do not know, when it renewed for two seasons," he explained. Faus insisted that the club "more than this figure we can spend," not to sign Cesc but "to strengthen the staff" with a view to next year.
"The economy can not support Barca a net amount of transfers of more than 40 million. In this figure should be added that would be obtained in a hypothetical transfer of another player," he said. The economic Vice President recalled that last season, Barca and Arsenal offered 40 million euros for Cesc and then the London institution "did not enter or to negotiate the issue."
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