Barcelona Transfer News: 5 deals that the Blaugrana can complete in January

#3 Malcolm (departure, loan basis)

Malcolm

Brazillian forward Malcolm made a high profile transfer to Barcelona last summer while refusing to join AS Roma in the 11th hour. However, he has found very few opportunities this season with just four La Liga appearances to his name so far.

No doubt, the 21-year-old has an immense skillset but since he has mostly been sidelined from the Barcelona squad this term, transfer speculation has already commenced touting a move away for the Brazillian.

A recent report emerged that Premier League side Tottenham are willing to sign the out-of-favor Barcelona forward in the January transfer window.

#2 Adrien Rabiot (Arrival, permanent basis)

Adrien Rabiot

The 23-year-old Paris Saint-Germain midfielder, Adrien Robot, has been a huge subject of interest in the transfer window as his current PSG contract expires at the end of the season. It was the year 2012 when Rabiot made his debut for the French outfit and till now, he has won four Ligue 1 titles and four French cups with the club.

When Thomas Tuchel was asked about midfielder's situation, he insisted,

"It is a complicated market situation, he is our player and everything can happen.

"It is a situation between the club and the player."

A recent report has emerged that Adrien Rabiot has agreed to terms with Barcelona to sign a new deal on a free transfer at the end of the season.

#1 Alvaro Morata (Arrival, loan basis)

Alvaro Morata

Alvaro Morata has failed to deliver high-caliber performances for Chelsea this season and is undergoing a tough period despite the change in management.

Maurizio Sarri has preferred Hazard in the center forward position numerous times this season and with Morata's continual failure to deliver at Stamford Bridge, heavy transfer speculation is getting constructed around him.

Reports say that the Catalans are interested to sign Blues' forward Alvaro Morata and recently their manager, Ernesto Valverde hailed the Spanish forward as 'great player'.

“I can only say the same thing.

“That he's a great player, that he's at another team and that we respect that a lot.

“We have to look at it, it's clear that after Munir's departure we have space.

“We'll see if we can sign a player, although we have to take into account the club's economic conditions.

“We will see if we can if someone comes.”