Daily: Barcelona have received proposals for a friendly match in Morocco, but the plans have not yet been officially considered

According to "Daily Sports" report, Barcelona Club has received a proposal to play a friendly match in Morocco in recent days, but the plan has not yet been officially considered.

Currently, the specific details of this proposal are being discussed. The initial plan is that this game will only be considered if the team is eliminated in the Champions League round of 16 or earlier. If the team is able to move forward, the game will be postponed until the end of the season. However, sources within the club say the idea is still very far away and has not been officially considered.

Such competitions can bring immediate revenue to the club, which is very important to management as it helps relieve financial pressure and complies with Financial Fair Play policies. Players also understand the economics behind these games, even if it's not their most ideal option.

After a dense schedule, traveling long distances just to play 90 minutes of games is not their first choice, as was the case in last summer's tours in South Korea and Japan. However, the club still expects players to make some sacrifices, as the revenue from such competitions may affect the operating space in the next transfer window.

Morocco is a closer destination with a large Barcelona fan base and is only an hour and a half flight from Barcelona. However, scheduling and technical decisions always take priority. Although the proposal has reached the club's offices and has not been ruled out outright, sources at the club say there is no consensus yet and there is not enough confidence that the proposal will ultimately materialize.