Barcelona thinks of offering a one-year extension for stars at risk of injury-report

It was a difficult year for Andreas Christensen because he almost missed the entire season due to injury problems.

After the 29-year-old was presented against Valencia in the opening game of the campaign, he was released until the end of January due to the end of January that was operated on.

Just when he was shortly before the return, he had a calf injury for an additional month. Days after receipt of a release suffered a relapse at the beginning of March, which was placed on the bench for four weeks.

After Christiansen finally returned to the squad in April, he celebrated his comeback on the field against Inter Milan in the first leg of the UCL semi-final.

Since his comeback, Christensen has built a form and dynamic, which last impressed in the 2-0 win against Espanyol, who won the La Liga title for Barcelona.

New contract for Christians?

As such, Sport now reports that Barcelona is considering expanding Andreas Christensen's contract with another year.

His current deal runs until 2026, and there was speculation that the Danish international could be sold to make room for newcomers.

According to the report, manager Hansi Flick is concerned about his physical condition that the former Chelsea -can be an important player if it is fully fit.

As such, Barcelona is now considering to offer him a short -term extension for another year, since there would be not only the chance to examine how he would be completely fit, but would also strengthen her negotiating position in the event of a transfer.

For his part, Christiansen is also determined to stay in Barcelona and is interested in using the remaining games of the season to convince Flick & Co. To keep him in the club.

The Danish international was first -class in the handful of appearances that he has made from the injury since returning, and showed a great understanding and adaptation to Flick's tactical philosophy.

As such, it would not be the worst idea for Barça to play on Christiansen's fitness and offer him a short -term expansion.