"World Sports" reported that Barcelona has a very clear position on the future of 22-year-old Fermin, and he is not a seller.

Barcelona knows that Chelsea has taken action for the player and that the player himself has hesitated. But the club's stance is very firm, and they have raised the asking price by 20 million euros.

If Fermin's departure price was at least 70 million euros yesterday, then the current price would be 90 million euros. In this way, Barcelona shows that they don't want to sell their players. Of course, it would be another matter if Felmin accepted the offer from Chelsea and the English club was willing to pay the money.

Now, the initiative is in the hands of Fermin and Chelsea. But within the Barcelona club, neither coach Frick nor sporting director Deco hopes to lose the player who played a decisive role in winning the team's domestic triple-champ last season.

With that being said, if the player himself is willing to leave, they don't want to shut the door to death, but this must satisfy a specific condition: a "unrejectable offer".