Richard MichaelBarca loosing dream team
Nine points off current leaders Real Madrid, Barcelona have been shockingly inconsistent, especially for a side who have such a wealth of talent at their disposal.
With Ronaldinho the clubs marquee player leaving to Milan. The money they get for the twice named FIFA World Player of the Year will almost certainly go towards rebuilding the squad, but the Brazilian will not be the only high profile name leaving the Nou Camp.
Gianluca Zambrotta could return to Italy, with AC Milan and former club Juventus showing interest.
Midfielder Deco may also have played his last game in the famous shirt, as his rapidly expiring contract looks no closer to getting an extension.
Thierry Henry on the cheap from Arsenal at a mere £16million.The Frenchman is unhappy playing out on the left instead of as a central striker. As a result, it would seem that a bid of around a similar figure with Newcastle ready to bring the striker back to England.
And the list doesn't end there. Santiago Ezquerro, is certain to leave, while Brazilian midfielder Edmílson out of contract soon. Oleguer, who formed part of the solid defence of 2005/06, is also out of favour and could move on, along with Lilian Thuram and Sylvinho.
And as for Barca's coach, Rijkaard could end up at Stamford Bridge next season.
With Ronaldinho the clubs marquee player leaving to Milan. The money they get for the twice named FIFA World Player of the Year will almost certainly go towards rebuilding the squad, but the Brazilian will not be the only high profile name leaving the Nou Camp.
Gianluca Zambrotta could return to Italy, with AC Milan and former club Juventus showing interest.
Midfielder Deco may also have played his last game in the famous shirt, as his rapidly expiring contract looks no closer to getting an extension.
Thierry Henry on the cheap from Arsenal at a mere £16million.The Frenchman is unhappy playing out on the left instead of as a central striker. As a result, it would seem that a bid of around a similar figure with Newcastle ready to bring the striker back to England.
And the list doesn't end there. Santiago Ezquerro, is certain to leave, while Brazilian midfielder Edmílson out of contract soon. Oleguer, who formed part of the solid defence of 2005/06, is also out of favour and could move on, along with Lilian Thuram and Sylvinho.
And as for Barca's coach, Rijkaard could end up at Stamford Bridge next season.
