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FC Barcelona Decides Against Signing Bernardo Silva Despite His Interest
Barcelona sets sights on summer signings amid transfer buzz
Barcelona, October 2025 – As the summer transfer window approaches, FC Barcelona is gearing up to bolster its squad under the management of Hansi Flick. The club is particularly focused on acquiring a new central defender and a striker, while also making crucial decisions regarding some key players.
Rashford’s permanent deal a priority
Among the club’s top priorities is securing a permanent deal for Marcus Rashford. Having been a significant asset to the team this season, the club is keen on keeping him in their ranks. However, Rashford might not be the only player making a move from Manchester to Barcelona this summer, as whispers of another prominent Manchester City star joining the squad circulate.

Barcelona is keen on securing Rashford permanently
Bernardo Silva’s hopes to join Barcelona
Despite being a long-time target for Paris Saint-Germain, Bernardo Silva has also been on Barcelona’s radar for several years. The club’s interest was notably strong in 2022 and 2023, and Silva remains hopeful that the Catalan giants are still interested. With his contract at Manchester City expiring at the season’s end, Silva is eager to fulfill his dream of joining Barcelona, a sentiment echoed by reports from Sport.
Barcelona’s stance on Silva
However, the club has no plans to pursue Silva. Although he will be available on a free transfer, Barcelona does not see him as a necessary addition to their current midfield lineup. The club is confident in the abilities of their existing players, including Pedri, Frenkie de Jong, Gavi, Marc Casado, and Marc Bernal, and is not looking to invest heavily in Silva’s potential salary demands.
This strategic decision reflects Barcelona’s focus on financial prudence and squad stability, as they continue to build a team capable of competing at the highest level without overextending their resources.







