After bottling both UEFA champions league trophy and Laliga Santander league tittle last season, FC Barcelona are now busy rebuilding their squad. Xavi has already outlined his summer transfer priorities as the club's board do their best to meet his demands.
The manager has been entrusted with the job of bringing the Catalans back to their glory days. Recently they have made some big moves in the transfer market. In terms of signings, Barcelona sealed the signing of Polish top striker, Robert Lewandoski yesterday. 
They also won in convincing French top winger, Ousmane Dembele to extend his contract. Following the arrival of Robert Lewandoski, reports have emerged from the Spanish top club that Netherlands top striker, Memphis Depay could be leaving. The former Manchester United's forward fully understands that the competition for places will be stiff next season.
Barcelona's Manager,Xavi is said to be counting on the player if he decides to stay. However, Barcelona are flexible on low transfer conditions. Depay is reportedly only willing to join an important club should he leave Nou Camp. Club's board were in contact with the player this week.
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