Despite some recent reports that Sergio Busquets could sign a new contract with Barcelona and continue his illustrious career at Camp Nou, the 34-year-old decided to leave the club at the end of this season as a free agent, according to Fabrizio. Romano. He has been approached by several American MLS clubs, but at the moment Saudi Arabia looks like his most likely destination.
The veteran defensive midfielder, a longtime ball-handler who has proven vital to Barcelona’s success over the past 18 years, has made a total of 719 appearances for the Catalan club, helping them win eight La Liga titles, seven Rey Cups and trophies and more. the same Spanish Super Cups, three Champions League trophies, three UEFA Super Cups and the same number of FIFA Club World Cups. He has made 143 appearances for Spain so far, winning the 2010 World Cup and winning Euro 2012.
Barcelona head coach Javi Hernandez reportedly wanted to keep his former teammate at the club for some more time, but Busquets seems to think it’s time for them to part ways.