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3. Munir El Haddadi
The 23-year-old Spanish forward has also warmed the bench regularly for Barca in recent times. With young forwards like Coutinho, Dembele and Rafinha finding their places in the starting line-up, Munir’s chances of becoming a regular Barca starter are getting bleaker by the day.
Munir has spent two seasons on loan with Valencia and Alaves, and we can't rule out him being sold to some other club soon.
Munir was signed by Barca in 2014 and has played in only 56 matches for them since then. He has scored 12 goals in that time, and regularly finds himself playing second fiddle to his more illustrious teammates.
Therefore, it would not be a bad idea to sell him in order to accommodate a prospective big signing like that of Morata. Munir is still very young and could find a good club in Spain or England easily. However, he would have to grow stronger physically in order to cope in a more physical league like the EPL.
