Ferran Torres, Robert Lewandowski, Ronald Araujo? Which Barcelona players do you expect to leave this summer?

Barcelona are bracing for a pivotal summer in which outs may prove every bit as decisive as ins. While headlines have centred on potential reinforcements like Julián Alvarez and Alessandro Bastoni, club chiefs believe sales are essential to finance ambitious plans and to give incoming coach Hansi Flick a leaner, more balanced squad.

Several first-team regulars now find their futures the subject of intense speculation. Among them:

Ferran Torres – The Spain forward has shown flashes of productivity yet remains one of the most debated names in exit discussions. A sale would free both salary space and a non-EU squad slot.

Robert Lewandowski – The prolific No 9 still guarantees goals, but the club must soon decide whether to extend a contract that enters its final 12 months or cash in while market value remains high.

Ronald Araujo – The Uruguayan centre-back has attracted heavyweight suitors after a string of commanding displays. Barcelona’s financial equation could tempt officials to listen to offers, though losing him would weaken a back line already coping with injuries.

Alejandro Balde – The dynamic left-back has struggled with recurring hamstring issues throughout the campaign, casting doubt on whether the club will keep relying on his progression or seek a more reliable option.

Jules Kounde – A mainstay under Flick, the French defender is nonetheless mentioned as saleable if a premium bid arrives, given the club’s need to generate pure profit on the balance sheet.

With the window approaching, the hierarchy’s stance is clear: no player is untouchable if the price helps restructure the wage bill and bankroll fresh talent. The final list of departures will hinge on negotiations still to unfold, but Torres, Lewandowski and Araujo currently sit at the centre of the conversation.

Barca Blaugranes readers are now weighing in on which names they expect to see on the way out—setting the stage for a summer of high-stakes decisions at Camp Nou.