Coach Quique Setien said Barcelona are looking to sign a striker to replace the ...
BARCELONA - Coach Quique Setien said Barcelona are looking to sign a striker to replace the injury-stricken Ousmane Dembele for the remainder of the season even though the Spanish transfer window has closed.
Spanish soccer federation rules dictate that if a player is injured for at least five months then their club can sign a replacement outside a transfer window, as long as they are based in Spain’s top two divisions or a free agent. “If it’s possible, we want to sign a player who is versatile. It’s not easy, right now the market is closed and we need to get the request approved first of all,” Setien told reporters ahead of Barca’s La Liga game at Real Betis on Sunday.Reports in the Spanish media say they are looking at bringing in either Real Sociedad forward Willian Jose or Getafe’s Angel Rodriguez.
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