La Liga giants Barcelona could supposedly be set for a major cash injection ahead of the summer transfer window.
The Catalan club are believed to be battling debts of up to €1bn (£825m) amid their financial crisis and were forced to wave goodbye to Lionel Messi due to their economic situation last summer.
Xavi's side have been largely restricted to free agent and loan deals in recent months, and there has been uncertainty surrounding the prospect of big-money deals in the summer transfer window.
However, The Mirror claims that Barca are ready to agree to a La Liga-backed investment with CVC, despite claiming that such a proposal was 'poison' in the wake of Messi's exit.
The report adds that a mammoth £578m budget will be Barcelona's should they sign off on the agreement, which could prove invaluable in their pursuit of Borussia Dortmund's Erling Braut Haaland.
Xavi has reportedly flown to Germany to hold talks over a move for Haaland, whose reported £67m release clause in his Dortmund deal is set to become active at the end of the season.
Ben Knapton
