Barcelona Transfers: 10 Players They Must Sign This Summer

It's a little fantasy football, this one, but then we are talking about Barcelona here, the same club who four years ago had the cajones to build a front-line comprised of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar.

They also succeeded, as recently as January, in liberating Liverpool of one of their biggest assets with the signing of Philippe Coutinho, who moved after a protracted transfer saga for a club-record €120m fee.

You imagine that Salah, having found the net more than 40 times this season, would cost considerably more than that, particularly if he overcomes his suspected shoulder injury to compete in the World Cup, a stage which traditionally adds another few quid onto your price-tag.

Another potential fear is that he's fundamentally too similar in style to Messi for the pair to co-exist on the same team. They both seem to demand the ball 100% of the time, so how on Earth would their teammates decide which one to give it to?