According to Sport, Barcelona is considering re-signing Birkhill, possibly to resell him or keep him in the squad.

Reports indicate that Deco met with Birkhill's agent, Álvaro Aicua, this morning, with a focus on the winger's name. Due to Mallorca's relegation, his release clause has significantly dropped from 30 million euros to 12 million euros, a situation Barcelona is currently evaluating.

The agreement between Barcelona and Mallorca includes a 40% share of future transfer fees and a priority purchase option, as well as the right to repurchase him for 12 million euros if the team is relegated to the Segunda División. This option is being seriously considered by the club as it could lead to two new scenarios: bringing him back to the team, or a significant resale in the future. He could also become an additional option in Flick's squad next season.

Barcelona sold the winger last summer for approximately 3.5 million euros. He received significant playing time and performed well at Mallorca, increasing his market value. Currently, Barcelona already has a large number of players in his position, making competition very fierce.

In fact, Flick had already excluded him from his plans last summer, not including him in the pre-season tour squad for the USA. In addition, the latest arrival of Antony-Gordon further complicates his potential return to the team. In this situation, it remains to be seen how the sports management, led by Deco, will proceed.