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The sports director of Barcelona, Deco, seems to point to an excavation in Manchester City during its January 180 million transfer waste.
City brought Omar Marmous, Abdukodir Khusanov, Vitor Reis and Nico González in the winter window in an attempt to strengthen his low performance squad this season.
Pep Guardiola said last month that the positive net expenditure of the club in the last five years has allowed them to release the strings from the bag now and promised a new review of the team in the summer.
And the former Barca Deco star apparently pointed to a chin of vítuelos in the disbursement of the city, since he insisted the Spanish giants, who have had significant financial problems in recent times, did not need to spend that kind of money on their team .
“Manchester City spent more than 200 million euros in January,” Decco said in an interview with Spanish Station TV3.
'We cannot pay it today. But we also need to bring three or four players. They need a renewal (from the squad). We have already done it. We signed three years ago, and the young people have established themselves. '
The sports director of Barcelona, Deco seems to have made an excavation in Man City for his expenses
Omar Marmoush signed for the city for £ 63 million, since the club spent around £ 180 million in January
LaLiga is governed by strict financial laws that have seen Barcelona in particular fighting to register players without commitment in recent seasons.
The club has been involved in financial crisis and could only re-register £ 50 million signing Dani Olmo in January after a controversial court order.
According to reports in Spain, Barcelona will seek to add a star to its progress line and reinforce support positions in the summer.
The nearby disbursement of the city in the recently closed window occurred when they tried to rejuvenate a fighting squad.
The Premier League champions are 15 points drift from Liverpool leaders and were forced to enter the play-off round of the Champions League after a disappointing campaign.
Guardiola's team showed a 2-1 advantage to lose 3-2 against Real Madrid in the first section of its tiebreaker in Etihad on Tuesday.
