Among the players departing, **Dro Fernandez’s impending transfer to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG)** stands out as the most talked-about. This young talent, who joined Barcelona’s first team last summer, is on the verge of signing with PSG in the coming days.

Earlier this month, **Dro Fernandez submitted a transfer request**, a move that took many within Barcelona by surprise and stirred a wave of resentment. PSG is reportedly close to securing the 18-year-old midfielder, who impressed manager Hansi Flick during the pre-season.

Laporta Voices Discontent Over Dro’s Decision

The club’s president, **Joan Laporta**, did not mince words regarding the situation. Speaking on Catalunya Radio, he conveyed the club’s frustration, emphasizing the unexpected nature of Dro’s decision to leave.

“It’s a regrettable situation,” Laporta expressed.

“We’ll discuss this further once everything is settled. Dro has decided not to continue with us, which is regrettable. We had another plan for him before turning 18, but his agent informed us that we couldn’t fulfill our commitments. We aim to handle this in Barça’s best interest.”

Impact of Dro’s Departure on Barcelona

Laporta’s comments reflect Barcelona’s high **expectations for Dro**. He was considered a promising addition to the first team, potentially playing alongside talents like Fermin Lopez, Dani Olmo, and fellow La Masia graduate Guille Fernandez.

However, the real blow for Barcelona isn’t just losing Dro but losing him for a **mere 8 million euros**, a figure far below what the club believes is his worth. The agreement reflects a substantial financial loss for the Catalan giants.