The Brazilian's contract runs until 30 June 2028, so if he leaves in the upcoming summer transfer window, Barcelona will earn a corresponding transfer fee. Several Saudi Arabian clubs are reported to be interested.
Nevertheless, the Catalans are not pushing for a departure and instead want to convince Raphinha to stay, as he continues to play a crucial role in manager Hansi Flick's plans. Internally, they are reportedly confident they can achieve this.
On Saturday, Raphinha returned to the squad for the first time since late March and could make his comeback from injury in next Sunday's Clásico against Real Madrid, a game when the Catalans could also wrap up the league title.