Barcelona have decided not to make any late adjustments to their squad as the 2025 winter transfer window nears its conclusion.
As reported by Toni Juanmartí of Sport, the club rejected loan proposals for two of their first-team players, one of which came from a club competing in the Champions League.
Despite the potential advantages of such an offer, Barcelona remained resolute in their decision.
Additionally, the Catalan giants turned down an approach from FC Porto, who were seeking to sign Pablo Torre as a replacement for Nico González.
The Portuguese club had identified Torre as an ideal candidate to fill the void left by González, who is on the verge of completing a move to Manchester City.
Even after securing over €20 million from Nico’s transfer, Barcelona have no plans to bring in reinforcements before the deadline. Their strategy remains unchanged, prioritizing stability over last-minute signings.
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