Juan Miranda has emerged as one of Europe's most promising left-backs. His departure from Barcelona was driven by limited opportunities, but he has since established himself as a standout player at Betis. Barcelona is closely monitoring his future as Miranda's contract with Betis expires in June, and the club is working to secure a renewal to avoid losing him on a free transfer. Should Betis succeed in the renewal, Barcelona would retain fifty percent ownership of a player whose value is on the rise.
Barcelona's interest in retaining control over Miranda stems from the potential for future profits through a transfer or as an asset for the team. While Barcelona has Alex Balde as the primary left-back option following his contract renewal, the status of Marcos Alonso, whose contract ends this season, remains uncertain. If Alonso does not continue, Barcelona would require a second high-quality full-back, and Miranda perfectly fits the bill.
Currently, Miranda has not agreed to renew his contract with Betis, and during the summer, he came close to a transfer that could have yielded significant income for Barcelona. However, no deal materialized despite interest from several teams. Recent reports suggest that Milan has extended a proposal for Miranda to join them on a free transfer. Barcelona, for now, prioritizes keeping Miranda at Betis while retaining his economic rights for potential future transactions.
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