Arsenal and Tottenham have been handed a transfer boost by Neymar's seemingly-imminent return to Barcelona from Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
The Brazil international is widely expected to head back to the Camp Nou in the coming weeks, two years on from leaving the Spanish giants to make a world-record switch to the French capital.
The return of the 27-year-old, though, presents the La Liga heavyweights with a potential conundrum involving three members of their current squad.
As per La Liga rules, the five-time European champions are allowed no more than three non-EU players in their 25-man first-team roster that they must submit for use in the league.
With Chile's Arturo Vidal and Brazilian pair Malcom and Arthur already on Barcelona's books, Neymar's return is set to cause the Spanish club a headache.
It means boss Ernesto Valverde will likely move at least one of that trio on this summer to accommodate Neymar, and AS report that could be welcome news for Arsenal and Tottenham.
Barcelona's favoured option is believed to be letting Malcom join a new club and reports suggest the winger has been offered to the two North London rivals among other teams.
The 22-year-old arrived from Bordeaux last summer in a deal worth €41m, but has struggled to make an impact in his time at the Camp Nou.
The La Liga outfit know they may struggle to recoup what they paid for the Brazilian, who scored just four goals in 24 games last term.
Should Barca struggle to find any willing takers for Malcom, Vidal may be next in line for a move with Inter Milan interested in the Chile international, who has also been linked with a big-money move to China.
Arthur, meanwhile, is a close friend of Neymar and is likely to remain with the Catalan titans as he looks to build on a solid, if unspectacular, first season in Spain.
