Riqui Puig is one of the FC Barcelona players who has all the numbers to come out that same summer. The midfielder already knows that Xavi doesn’t have it -as the technician told him- and is now attentive to the proposals that may come his way. His contractual situation – ending his relationship with Barça next summer – will complicate his exit, since for Barça he would have felt more of a traspaso than an assignment.
The midfielder would see with good eyes to still be in Spain and there are various clubs that have interested him in his situation. As it informs ‘Sport’, there are several teams with possibilities of taking to the canterano. Celtic are one of the clubs that have been sounding stronger for months and even Riqui could give up the option of Javi Galán.
Denis Suárez has one foot out of the entity and Riqui would go as a relief. Vigo is already a regular destination for players with a past in The Masia and a team where could integrate. He is also a footballer who pleases the technician Coudet and we will have to see how the negotiations develop between the three parties.
Valencia, with the arrival of Gennaro Gattuso, is good news for Riqui. The Blaugrana midfielder is very fond of the Italian when he appears and is one of the names that has the ‘che’ team on the table. “Riqui Puig plays with a lot of personality, always with his head held high. We can be ahead of the new Iniesta,” the coach even said in the past, after a friendly match between Barça and Milan.
Getafe are another club that are making time and paying attention to the Spanish midfield. Already on the winter market interested in a possible sale and could come back to try it this same summer. Here he could find with an old known culé quarry, also the mediocampista, Carles Aleñá.
Andorra option?
As we have already informed recently, in the club owned by Gérard Martelé dreams with the Catalan player. Eder Sarabia had a clear statement: “If Riqui Puig wants to enjoy football, put the bike on, go to Barcelona, ride it on me and bring it to Andorra”. The ‘foreign’ option seems the least attractive, when we are a team that will play in Second, but here would find a technician who would give him minutes and confidence to grow, in addition surely to a good economic arrangement.
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