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Barcelona are set to agree a major cash injection that would directly implicate Manchester United's transfer plans.

The club are on the verge of making a major U-turn on their previous decision to snub a long-term financial agreement arranged through La Liga in order to secure the investment.

They are now poised to accept an agreement with investment company CVC authorised by the Spanish league, despite previously describing such an offer as a "poisoned choice."

The Blaugrana are starting to emerge out of their well-documented financial problems in the short-term and are ensure that the club are increasingly desperate for investment to bolster their squad strength.

Reports initially in December close to agreeing to the deal, which follows up on a 10-year agreement with Goldman Sachs that will inject £470million into the club’s coffers.

However, that deal alone is not sufficient for the club to land their top transfer targets, and they are now aiming for a total budget of £578million with a salary cap of £330m.

That can only be achieved by accepting the CVC agreement through La Liga Group International, which would control 8.2 percent of the capital for the next 50 years.

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