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    Soccer-Barcelona reach agreement with Leeds to sign Brazil winger Raphinha

    Published by Jessica Weisman-Pitts

    Posted on July 13, 2022

    2 min read

    Last updated: February 5, 2026

    The image captures Raphinha, the Brazilian winger recently signed by FC Barcelona from Leeds United, showcasing his skills on the pitch. This transfer marks a significant move in the summer transfer window, emphasizing Barcelona's strategy to strengthen their squad.
    Barcelona's Raphinha in action during a match, highlighting his transfer from Leeds - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    (Reuters) -Barcelona have reached an agreement in principle to sign Brazilian winger Raphinha from Premier League side Leeds United, both clubs announced on Wednesday.

    (Reuters) -Barcelona have reached an agreement in principle to sign Brazilian winger Raphinha from Premier League side Leeds United, both clubs announced on Wednesday.

    Financial details were not disclosed but Spanish media reported that Barcelona will pay 58 million euros ($58.33 million) in a fee that could go up to 68 million with the agreed add-ons.

    “FC Barcelona and Leeds United Football Club have reached an agreement in principle for the transfer of Raphael Dias Belloli, Raphinha, pending the player passing his medical,” Barcelona said in a statement.

    Chelsea and Arsenal both tried to make a late push in an effort to sign the player, but the Brazil international chose to join Barcelona, who finished second in LaLiga last season.

    Raphinha scored 17 goals in 67 games in all competitions for Leeds after joining the Yorkshire club in 2020 from Stade Rennais. The 25-year-old previously also played for Sporting CP.

    Raphinha has taken the front seat to be Brazil’s right winger at this year’s World Cup in Qatar, starting seven of the last nine games of his national team and chipping in with three goals and two assists since being called for the first time by coach Tite in October 2021.

    Raphinha becomes manager Xavi Hernandez’s third signing of the transfer window following the arrivals of Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen on free transfers.

    Forward Ousmane Dembele, whose Barcelona contract expired last month, joined the team on Tuesday and is expected to sign a new deal with the Catalan giants.

    Dembele’s potential contract extension would boost Barcelona’s attacking options as the team also look to sign Poland striker Robert Lewandowski from Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich.

    TRINCAO LOANED OUT TO SPORTING CP

    Barcelona later announced that they have reached an agreement with Portuguese club Sporting CP for the loan of winger Francisco Trincao until June 2023.

    The deal includes the option to purchase the player when the loan period expires.

    Trincao joined Barcelona from SC Braga in 2020, featuring 42 times and scoring three goals in all competitions for the Catalan club in the 2020-21 campaign.

    He then spent the following season on loan at Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers.

    ($1 = 0.9943 euros)

    (Reporting by Fernando Kallas and Manasi PathakEditing by Christian Radnedge)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Soccer-Barcelona reach agreement with Leeds to sign Brazil winger Raphinha

    1What are add-ons in a transfer deal?

    Add-ons are additional payments that can be triggered based on specific conditions, such as a player achieving certain performance metrics or milestones after the transfer.

    2What is a loan agreement in football?

    A loan agreement in football allows a player to temporarily play for another club while still being contracted to their original club. This is often used to give players more game time.

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