According to "Everything", Valencia intends to loan Barcelona young player Danny Rodriguez, but Barcelona tends to sell directly and retain the right to buy back.

On May 3 this year, Danny Rodriguez made his first appearance for Barcelona's first team in the game against Valladolid. This shows that head coach Flick has high hopes for him and regards him as the team's hopeful star for the future. However, on this important night, he suffered a dislocated right shoulder in the first half of the game. He has rejoined the reserve training this week, but apparently the Spanish Division 2 is too small for him, so he is considering offers from other clubs.

The most likely thing at the moment is Valencia's invitation, who hopes to sign the 20-year-old on loan and buyout. Valencia is planning to strengthen its forward strength, as news of Fran Perez's transfer to Vallecano was officially confirmed on Friday morning. In this case, the club is positive about the attack and sees it as a good market opportunity, especially given the possible terms with Barcelona.

Although Danny only renewed his contract until 2027 a year ago and his dream is to succeed in Barcelona, he realized that he needed to accumulate experience in the top league so as not to affect his development. Several injuries in the past two seasons have made it difficult for him to stay steady, despite his huge potential. In addition, with the arrival of Rashford and Baldage, the competition in the first team has become more intense, making it difficult for Danny to get playing time.

Therefore, he is not rejected by other teams to La Liga, and Valencia's proposal is quite attractive to him. His priority is to be able to play continuously, and Valencia's offer is just enough, and he has also gained the trust of head coach Carlos Coberan.

It's now the two clubs' turn to negotiate, and Valencia's proposal is to loan plus buyout option, just like they did with Baek Victor early in the season. However, Barcelona still insists on its own views. Given the club's situation under the "financial fairness" policy, sports director Deko tends to sell players directly, similar to the recent transactions, namely retaining the right to buy back and a high proportion of players' future transfer fees.

The relevant clubs will continue to discuss this next week, but the decision is on Deco, as he must consider that Valencia has other options to strengthen the position. In this regard, the role of player agent Zahavi is crucial, and he is closely related to Barcelona's management.

However, if the conditions provided by Valencia ultimately do not meet Barcelona's requirements, then Barcelona may wait for other clubs to submit new offers before the transfer window is closed. In fact, it is not ruled out that Danny stays in Barcelona.

Danny is loved by Flick, and the coach doesn't mind letting him stay in the first team. Although he is still recovering from injury, the German coach calls him into the preseason roster. However, given the team's new players on the wing position, it seems very difficult for Danny to get a chance to play this season.