Barcelona make three untouchable stars with Robert Lewandowski among available players in brutal transfer sell-off

BARCELONA are planning a brutal transfer sell-off, with Robert Lewandowski among those available.

The reigning La Liga champions are preparing for next season with Xavi at the helm, after the club legend made a U-turn to stay.

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But according to Atléticothere will be some changes at Camp Nou.

It is claimed that Barça intend to make big sales in the summer, with Lewandowski no longer considered “untouchable”.

Instead, only Lamine Yamal, Pau Cubarsi and Gavi are seen as having this status.

Lewandowski joined from Bayern Munich in 2022 for £42.5m and has since won a league title in Spain.

And although his form this season remains consistent, with 23 goals in all competitions, his time at Camp Nou remains in doubt.

The 35-year-old Pole has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia or MLS in America.

But it is believed that the former Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich striker wants at least one more year at Barça.

Coach Xavi – who has at times favored winger Ferran Torres in attack this season – was asked about the future of his number 9.

Willy Kambwala wants to become a rock in Man Utd’s defense… but Erik ten Hag probably won’t be around to see it

By Ken Lawrence

ERIK TEN HAG insists he is still the right man to take Manchester United forward.

The Dutchman believes he can regain his former glories despite escaping what could have been a humiliation for Liverpool at the weekend for the second time in a row.

And teenager Willy Kambwala revealed his “passion” is becoming a rock at the heart of United’s defense after making just his second start of the season against their rivals.

United were 1-0 down at half-time on Sunday but fought back to take a 2-1 lead before Mo Salah’s 84th-minute equalizer from the penalty spot.

Ten Hag was pleased with the second half performance, declaring it “another sign and message for the future”, before adding: “the team and squad have high potential”.

However, the Old Trafford boss increasingly looks like he has his finger stuck in a leaky dam and doesn’t think he can handle it.

Recovery or not, United still lost the lead for the third time in eight days, after the 4-3 defeat to Chelsea and the 1-1 draw with Brentford – both in stoppage time.

And his body language suggests he hopes to cross it to return to the Netherlands with his P45 this summer.

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And he said: “I’m not going to talk about anyone’s future because I don’t think it’s useful for us. I’m happy with Roberto.

“The work he does for the team is extraordinary, an excellent football player and an example for the dressing room in the way he behaves.

“That’s why he scored three goals. I’m very happy for him.”