Barcelona's plan for the summer transfer season is becoming clearer and already several names have gained ground to make a successful move to Camp Nou.
Barcelona have been linked with many names over the past few months, but some of them are favourites.
The Telegraph below brings you the names of the 10 most likely players and their chances of joining the club this year.
Guido Rodriguez - 95%
The signing of the Argentine is said to have only remained to be made official. He is expected to sign a two-year contract with the Blaugrana.
Joao Cancelo - 60%
Although his stay in Barça is not as visible as before, the Portuguese is expected to be part of the team next season as well.
Xavi Simons - 55%
Both Barca and the player are pushing for the loan to happen. His move to Camp Nou is becoming more and more likely every day.
Joao Felix - 50%
Barcelona are expected to keep hold of the Portuguese unless they sign a preferred target for the left winger position.
Joshua Kimmich - 40%
The German is one of the primary targets for the defensive midfield position. He is reportedly refusing to extend his deal with Bayern and is waiting for the Blaugrana to make an offer.
Nico Williams - 30%
The left winger is wanted by Barça and is available for €50 million, but nothing has been advanced at the moment.
Bernardo Silva - 25%
The Portuguese is said to be dreaming of joining the Blaugrana, also being one of Xavi's priority targets. Will they still want him if the club takes Xavi Simons? That is the question.
Martin Zubimendi – 20%
The defensive midfielder remains a hot target, but Real Sociedad are unlikely to sell him for less than €60 million.
Dani Olmo - 15%
The former La Masia talent remains an option to bolster Barca's attack, but his release clause is €60 million.
Amadou Onana - 10%
Deco's preferred defensive midfield option would cost €55m as Everton are not relegated; thus, Barca's interest in the player has cooled.
Darwin Nunez - 8%
Barca could go for the Uruguayan if Robert Lewandoski leaves the club; both scenarios seem almost impossible at the moment. /Telegraph/
