Manchester City outcast Robinho has welcomed the possibility of moving to Barcelona this summer.
The Brazilian forward is still a City player, despite playing the second half of last season on loan at Santos, and the club are now looking to offload the player they paid £32.5 million in August 2008.
And Robinho's representative Evandro de Souza admits the Camp Nou would be a dream destination for the former Real Madrid man.
De Souza told Spanish newspaper Sport: "Any footballer in the world would love to play for a club like Barça.
"The relationship between Robinho and the board at Manchester City is very good, although it's true that there are some problems with the coach, Roberto Mancini.
"We have a meeting with City on the 16th (June). I will travel to Manchester with Gilvan de Souza (Robinho's father) and we will look at the situation with Robinho."
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The Brazilian forward is still a City player, despite playing the second half of last season on loan at Santos, and the club are now looking to offload the player they paid £32.5 million in August 2008.
And Robinho's representative Evandro de Souza admits the Camp Nou would be a dream destination for the former Real Madrid man.
De Souza told Spanish newspaper Sport: "Any footballer in the world would love to play for a club like Barça.
"The relationship between Robinho and the board at Manchester City is very good, although it's true that there are some problems with the coach, Roberto Mancini.
"We have a meeting with City on the 16th (June). I will travel to Manchester with Gilvan de Souza (Robinho's father) and we will look at the situation with Robinho."
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