Barcelona and former manager Ronald Koeman have reportedly reached an agreement over the terms of his compensation.
Koeman was sacked by the Catalans last month after 14 months in charge. He led them to their worst start to a season since the 1987-88 campaign and has since been replaced by club icon Xavi.
It now appears that both parties have come to an agreement that will see the Dutchman get paid a hefty £8.4million (€10m), a fee which will see the Spanish giants save £1.7m amid their financial struggles, according to Marca.
Koeman oversaw one of the most turbulent periods in the club’s recent history as long-serving talisman Lionel Messi left for PSG on a free transfer, while Barca brought in his countryman Memphis Depay and former Man City striker Sergio Aguero.
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