The economic muscle of the Premier League is helping Barça to certify the priority goal of renewing Leo Messi until 2023. To achieve the signing of the Argentine, who intends to remain in Barcelona but will continue to be by far the most highly valued player in the squad, the Catalan entity has to "remove players and lower wages", as pointed out from the offices of the Camp Nou. A commandment that applies both to respecting La Liga's financial fair play and to aspiring to continue strengthening the team with almost two months of the transfer window still remaining. On this road to emptying the dressing room of players who charge too much for what they bring to the pitch, Barça have announced this Sunday the loan of Francisco Trincao to Wolverhampton and hope to announce in the next few hours the sale of Junior Firpo to Leeds United. Despite not being among the best teams in England, Wolves and Whites have the money to improve their performances, which Barça cannot do at the moment.