Each body: Putras doesn t want to go to Paris, but there is a disagreement within Barcelona about whether to sell her

September 17 Paris is determined to break Lyon's nearly monopoly position in the French Women's A for decades. According to Daily Sports, Paris is trying to sign Barcelona women's football captain Putras, and they realize that introducing the latter will be a luxurious reinforcement to the roster.

Paris has been making offers to Putras over the past two days, hoping that she will become the new leader of the team. If Putras agrees, he will sign a four-year contract and Paris will pay the termination fee.

This deal is unlikely to be reached because Putras has no intention of leaving Barcelona. The player wants to stay in the club she has been playing for and she is happy to feel she is still at her best and keeps the enthusiasm to compete for all the championships to get rid of the pain of losing the last Champions League final.

There are some differences of opinion within Barcelona, ​​and the sports department completely opposes Putras' departure. Given Putras' specific weight on the court and locker room, they believe players are indispensable to maintaining the team's competitiveness. Some voices in the office were not completely opposed to the deal because they valued the economic benefits that the termination fee might bring. According to Catal Radio, the termination fee is 1 million euros. The consensus position is not to conduct negotiations and watch the development of the situation.

Pteras' contract with Barcelona lasts until June 2026 and includes a one-year renewal option. The transfer markets of Spain, France and the Netherlands Women's Football League are open until September 19, and there may still be some uncertainty during this period, but Putras hopes to continue playing in Barcelona.