According to World Sports, Wolves, West Ham United and Real Betis are interested in introducing Mark Cassador, and Barcelona is asking for at least 30 million euros. Barcelona defeated Mallorca 3-0 away in the first round of La Liga. The 21-year-old Cassado failed to get a chance to play.
World Sports confirmed that Wolves and West Ham United have expressed interest in Cassado. These two Premier League teams have contacted the players and learned about their situation. In addition, Real Betis also expressed his interest in Casador after midfielder Cardoso left the team.
Casado does not intend to leave Barcelona at present. He was also a substitute at the beginning of last season, but after Bernal was injured, he became an indispensable member of the team, partnering with Pedri to double midfielders. De Jong was also absent due to injury at that time, and Casardo gained Flick's trust and gradually grew up. At the end of the season, De Jong returned to form and became the main force again.
This season, Casado faces different situations, and his appearance pick is behind his teammates. Pedri and De Jong are the absolute main players in Frick's mind, and Garvey is also a favorite of the coach. He has recovered from his serious injury last season. In addition, Bernal is also close to making a comeback, and he can serve as a midfielder or attack the midfielder.
Nevertheless, Barcelona has no intention of selling Casador. But if the midfielder finds that he can't get enough playing time and asks to leave the team before the transfer window closes on September 1, the club is willing to hear a offer of at least €30 million.
Casardo's team currently says the players are not considering leaving. As a Barcelona youth training player, Cassado has a strong red and blue complex, and his greatest wish is to succeed in the Camp Nou. Frick once trusted Harvey when he didn't give him a chance, so Casardo believed he could turn the situation around again. However, over the next ten days, nothing is possible if Premier League teams and Betis continue to put pressure on.