Barcelona president worried by the precedent exit-bound academy star is setting | Barca Universal

"Barcelona's young midfield talent Dro Fernandez is closing in on a move to PSG, and talks are said to be in their final stages. The French club already have a verbal agreement in place with the young star and talks are currently ongoing to see PSG and Barcelona agree on a mutually accepted fee for the player. In any case, the deal is expected to be closed in the coming days with the player likely to complete his move in the ongoing winter transfer market."

"As reported on an exclusive update by The Touchline, Barcelona president Joan Laporta is highly disturbed by Dro's move to PSG and he does not see what the youngster did to be right in any capacity. The midfield phenom's move to France is likely motivated by money, as is usually the case with PSG who have no hesitation in offering big-money deals. While Dro externally projects that his move is motivated by a lack of playing time, that is unlikely to be the case."

Dro Fernandez is closing in on a move to PSG, with a verbal agreement reportedly in place and ongoing negotiations between PSG and Barcelona over a transfer fee. The deal is expected to be completed in the coming days during the winter transfer window after the player directly asked to leave. Barcelona president Joan Laporta is highly disturbed by the transfer and believes the move is likely motivated by money rather than a lack of playing time. Laporta fears the transfer will set a negative example for La Masia and could trigger a drain of youth talents. Ilaix Moriba's past failed move is cited as a cautionary example.

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