Barça can boast of having one of the best midfields in the world. With players like Frenkie de Jong, Pedri, and Dani Olmo, the blaugrana team has managed to assemble an ideal combination.

This trio and the others form the core of a midfield that any team would envy. All of them are at an optimal age, with still considerable room for improvement. With this foundation, Barça is well positioned to compete in all competitions, but as often happens at major clubs, having so much talent can also create certain imbalances.
Seven players for three positions
The problem for the coaching staff is that there isn't room for everyone. Currently, Barça has seven midfielders to fill three starting positions: De Jong, Pedri, Olmo, Gavi, Fermín, Marc Bernal, and Marc Casado. The competition is fierce, and this has led to numerous transfer rumors that mainly affect the younger players.
Both Gavi and Fermín have attracted the interest of several clubs. Although Barça trusts its youth academy and doesn't intend to part with them, the overcrowding in midfield means the club doesn't rule out moves if offers arrive.
Marc Casado on United's radar
In this regard, according to the English outlet CaughtOffside, Marc Casado would also be in the market's sights. The name that's being mentioned most strongly is Manchester United.
Casado, who stands out for his ball recovery ability, tactical intelligence, and versatility, has been closely monitored by the English club's scouts. The possibility that he won't get enough playing time this season due to the excess competition at Barça could facilitate a move. From the player's camp, however, they insist that his priority remains to succeed at Barça
United wants Casemiro's successor
Manchester United's interest is no coincidence. The Red Devils are looking for a reliable replacement for Casemiro, who has already shown signs of physical wear in the last campaign. The sports management at Old Trafford sees Casado as an ideal profile to take on that role in the medium term.

According to the same report, United would be willing to make a significant offer to convince both Barça and the player himself. Although the Catalan club doesn't want to part with its young prospect, market pressure and financial needs could end up leading to a sale if the proposal is attractive enough. In any case, Marc Casado's future will be one of the topics to watch closely this summer.