Arsenal is scheduled to miss again with Barcelona closing at 25 million euros Garcia

There is an increase in talking about a 25 million euros switch for a man linked to the Premier League, but the player himself says that the truth is far from stability.

Joan Garcia insists that he is still not specified in his future, despite the increasing reports that the Espanyol goalkeeper agreed to Barcelona’s conditions before a possible summer step.

The 24 -year -old was one of La Liga artists, as they top the plans to save this season and help Espanyol avoid distress on the last day.

But with Barcelona and Arsenal is both SpanishSpeculation about his next movement is intensifying – even if Garcia himself resides on the ground.

“At the end of the day, in football, the news comes out all the time, things come out,” Espanyol no.1 said Everything turns into where 3cat When asked about the latest rumors.

“Until things become a reality, it is not always the truth. But anyway, as I tell you, I am very calm.

“All to be determined, I will definitely think about it with my people and choose what will be the best for me. I’m sure it will be like that.”

Joan Garcia is comfortable with his future

This calm contradicts the increasing concern in Espanyol that their player in this season can be lost by only 25 million euros (21 million pounds) – a number that would rise to 30 million euros if Garcia was summoned to the Nations League campaign in Spain.

Camp Nou, Hansi Flick, refused to talk about a step when asked this week, saying (across Metro): “I’m not talking about the players who are not in my team. We already have three great goalkeepers.”

Meanwhile, Manolo Gonzalez, Espanyol coach, admits that he will be shocked by transferring to their competitors in their city and publicly urged the Olympic gold medal to give priority to regular football for reputation.

Aston Villa has also been linked With the transmission of the plug – although it seems that the future of Garcia can be part of an amendment between the best clubs in Spain this summer – not England.