As the summer transfer window approaches, Barcelona is bracing for a busy period of player movement. The Catalan giants are under significant financial pressure and need to generate fresh funds—a situation that could lead to the departure of several key first-team stars.

According to reports, Barcelona has already signaled its willingness to part ways with Alejandro Balde, Jules Koundé, and Ronald Araújo. But the list of potential exits may grow, with Brazilian winger Raphinha now emerging as a prime target for clubs in Saudi Arabia.

Mundo Deportivo reports that at least three Saudi Arabian clubs are preparing formal offers for the 27-year-old, who has long been admired in the Gulf region. Despite the geopolitical tensions that have somewhat dimmed the allure of playing in Saudi Arabia, the country's clubs remain determined to continue their trend of signing global football stars—and Raphinha is their next big target.

The Brazilian international is under contract with Barcelona until 2028, but that hasn't deterred interested suitors. However, Raphinha has shown no desire to leave Camp Nou. He remains fully committed to the project under head coach Hansi Flick, with whom he has enjoyed a strong season—when fit.

Injuries have been a challenge, but Raphinha's performances have earned him high regard within the club. Flick's continued presence at the helm is seen as a key factor in securing the winger's long-term future with Barcelona. For now, Raphinha is focused on recovering from his current injury and preparing for the upcoming FIFA World Cup, where he will play a central role for Brazil alongside Real Madrid superstar Vinícius Júnior.

While the Saudi interest is real, Barcelona fans can take comfort in knowing that their No. 11 appears to have no intention of swapping the Blaugrana for the Gulf—at least not this summer.