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Sport reports that last week's successful conclusion of talks between Felix Tainta, Williams' agent, and Barcelona set the conditions of the player's personal contract. Although precise information about the salary and duration of the deal is not available, the agreement represents a major advancement.
The goal of the Catalan giants right now is to find a method to fulfill the winger's €58 million (£49 million/$63 million) release clause in order to finalize the trade.
Joan Laporta, the president of Barcelona, has publicly acknowledged his respect for Williams and his belief that he will sign. During "El Matí de Catalunya Ràdio," Laporta said on the radio: "Obviously, I enjoy him, and a great deal. We have the money now to sign Nico Williams. We can handle a signee such as Nico.
Laporta also discussed the team's plan for overcoming its financial limitations and abiding with La Liga's 1:1 rule, which controls player expenditure and registration. He said Barcelona is confident about getting back to financial normalcy soon and that they are working hard on a number of operations. We'll be able to reveal the operations we worked on soon. We'll soon return to the Fair Play's regular schedule, he promised.
Even with these encouraging outcomes, there remains a feeling of urgency with the transfer. Wiliams is aware of the club's financial struggles and prioritizes a move to Barcelona. But he's not prepared to wait the whole summer and anticipates that the agreement will be finalized by the first week of August at the latest, giving Athletic plenty time to find a suitable replacement.
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