According to "World Sports News", Barcelona is negotiating to hold a friendly match in Peru in December to make up for the revenue lost due to the cancellation of overseas games. The offer received by Barcelona for the friendly match this time is about 8 million euros.

Due to the cancellation of the match with Villarreal in Miami, Barcelona is expected to lose approximately 6 million euros. In addition, Barcelona also refused to hold a friendly match in Libya on October 10. This game could have brought in 5 million euros, but due to safety concerns, Barcelona ultimately rejected the proposal. Instead, Atletico Madrid accepted an invitation to play in Libya.

Recently, Barcelona has received another lucrative offer, and the club is inclined to accept it and plans to hold this friendly match in Peru. It is understood that the offer is between 7 million and 8 million euros, which is almost impossible to refuse considering the previous lost income.

Yesterday, Laporta met with the team captain, head coach Frick and director Deco at Gamber Sports City. In addition to encouraging the players to cheer up from the defeat in the El Clasico, the Barcelona chairman also informed them of the offer for the Peruvian friendly match and stated that the club intends to accept the deal because it will bring considerable economic income to the club.

This friendly match is expected to be played after the La Liga match against Villarreal on December 20. Since the game at the Ceramic Stadium is the last game before the Christmas holiday, Barcelona is contacting the Spanish Football Players Association to determine whether the players working until the last day before the Christmas holiday is in compliance with the contract.