According to the "Daily Sports" report, Barcelona will not sell the youngster if Badji can be rented out for training. Stuttgart and Porto are paying close attention to the situation of the young winger.

Barcelona has not made many moves in the transfer market this summer, but signing Swedish talented player Baddji is a big bet for them. The Reds and Blues paid 2.5 million euros for him, and after a long period of observation, they believed that his characteristics are very suitable for the team's style. Although Badji could only be registered in the reserve team due to salary restrictions, he was actually scheduled to play in the first team. However, as the season progressed, his playing time became less and less, and there was discussion within the club about his future, as he needed more game opportunities. There are a number of significant loan offers on the table but no decision has been made yet.

Badji expected that his start in Barcelona would be difficult before joining. His best position is right winger, and there is already Yamal in this position, so he foresees that he will not have many opportunities to play. Badji did make a few appearances due to injuries and some substitute appearances, but has all but disappeared in recent games. In the game against Elche, despite the score being 3-1, he only got three minutes of playing time.

Badji has shown his strength on the court and was selected for the Swedish national team. The club is very satisfied with his professional attitude and the coaching staff also speaks highly of his potential. However, head coach Flick has other priorities, and with the return of Lewandowski, Olmo and Raphinha, his playing opportunities will be more limited.

Badji's team recently met with the club's top brass to discuss his situation. The relationship between the two parties is good, and Barcelona has made it clear that it still values ​​him, but he must strive for more playing time through training and performance. Regarding the future, Flick does not want to lose any players in January, so leaving the team is unlikely at the moment. If the Red and Blues are unable to introduce new players, they will not let go of players easily, because everyone may become important because of the long season.

With two months left until the winter transfer window opens, Barcelona will continue to evaluate Badji's situation. Whether Flick will give him more opportunities or continue to bench him will depend on the player's performance and development needs.