FC Barcelona is reportedly considering signing Youssoufa Moussa (Ounahi) from Girona to strengthen their midfield during Frenkie de Jong's prolonged absence. According to Spanish outlet AS, citing 'El Chiringuito' reports, Barcelona has explored options like Rodri and Javi Guerra but no deals have been finalized yet. De Jong suffered a medial collateral ligament injury in his right knee on July 23 and is expected to undergo conservative treatment, though the club has not announced his return date. Moussa, who was one of Girona’s most important players last season, scored five goals in 24 league games and gained attention through his performances at the World Cup with Morocco. He has a contract until June 30, 2030, with a buyout clause of €25 million. Girona acquired him from Marseille for around €6 million last summer and is unlikely to release him at a significant discount. However, Moussa is not a direct replacement for De Jong, as he plays a more offensive role compared to De Jong’s deeper-lying style. Ajax is also interested in Moussa, with coach Míchel Sánchez familiar with him from their time at Girona. While Barcelona has not made an official offer yet, Moussa’s return from休
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