3 Barcelona players whose careers at the club is coming to a dead end 

Barcelona are one of the most successful clubs in Spanish football with 25 LaLiga titles, 30 Copa del Rey trophies, 13 Supercopa de Espana, three Copa Eva Duarte, two Copa de LaLiga, four UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, five UEFA Super Cup, along with 5 UEFA Champions League and three FIFA Club World Cup.

Much of their success is down to their extravagant spending in the transfer market and their ability to sign big players. However, there are a number of players whose careers regressed after joining the Blaugrana and are currently amongst the fringes at the Club.

Right on this note, here is a list of three players who career at the club is coming to a dead end.

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#3 Sergi Samper

Sergi Samper has been unlucky with injuries throughout his career.

Sergi Samper was touted to be a long-term replacement for Sergio Busquets at the Blaugrana, however, injuries prevented him from fulfilling his potential and he is currently among the fringes at the club.

The product of a Barcelona's youth academy, Sergi Samper made his professional debut for Barcelona in 2014 against APOEL FC in a Champions League fixture. However, the defensive midfielder failed to establish himself in Barcelona's starting lineup till now and made only 13 appearances for the senior team.

He was also loaned out to Granada and Las Palmas respectively but he failed to make the sort of impact that he wanted to during both his loan-spells. He played 22 league games for Granada and just two for Las Palmas before being called back by Barcelona due to the injury.

The 24-year-old midfielder showed his desire to leave Barcelona last summer and we might see him leaving his boyhood club soon.

#2 Thomas Vermaelen

Strangest transfer in Barcelona's history.

Thomas Vermaelen started his professional career with Ajax and was snapped up by Arsenal in the summer transfer window of 2009. He remained unlucky with injuries throughout his Arsenal career, however, he still managed to have a decent spell with the Gunners and helped the London based club win the FA Cup 2013-2014.

The Belgium international made 110 Premier League appearances, scoring 13 goals for Arsenal before joining Barcelona in 2014. His first season at the Camp Nou was mostly packed with injuries and he managed to make just one La Liga appearance.

He was mostly used as the back-up during the 2015-2016 season and was loaned out to AS Roma for the 2016-2017 season. He failed to establish himself in Barcelona's starting line-up after coming back from the loan spell and played just 16 La Liga games in the last one and a half year.

His current contract with the Blaugrana will expire at the end of the current season and it is very unlikely that Barcelona will offer him a new contract.

#1 Jasper Cillessen

Jasper Cillesson failed to make his influence at Barcelona.

Barcelona signed Jasper Cillesson from Ajax for £13 million in the summer transfer window of 2016 after his impressive performances in the Dutch Eredivisie.

He made 101 league appearances in his six years of stay with the de Godenzonen and won the Ajax Player of the Year accolade twice. Cillessen lifted three Eredivisie titles with the Amsterdam based club and also helped his team win the Johan Cruyff Shield 2013.

However, his growth stalled after joining Barcelona and he managed to make just two La Liga appearances in the last two seasons. He failed to displace Marc-Andre Ter Schengen as Barcelona's first choice goalkeeper and is currently the forgotten man at the club.

He was linked with a move away from Camp Nou last summer but his huge £25 million price tag prevented him from ending his torrid spell with the Blaugrana.