What is most on the minds of Barcelona fans currently is the inclusion of a super striker to succeed Polish sniper Robert Lewandowski, especially with the team’s financial situation, which does not bode well.
The Catalan club, despite signing Brazilian Vitor Roque, wants a ready-made star to be the team’s attack leader in the near future, succeeding Polish player Robert Lewandowski.
Despite this, Barcelona is seeking to secure its needs by including the best players in the future. Therefore, Barcelona has set its sights on a superstar and a legendary player to replace Leiva, who is likely to leave next summer.
In a big surprise, Barcelona has identified a replacement for Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, who is 35 years old, and the Catalan club is setting its sights on one of the Premier League strikers.
Barcelona seeks to build a future team that will sweep green and dry, and for this it is necessary to contract with the best elements at the lowest prices, due to the crushing financial crisis that the club is going through. Therefore, Barcelona wants to take the risk of signing the Premier League star and City’s top scorer and magician, the brilliant Argentine star Julian Alvarez, a player whom critics consider to be more comprehensive and complete than the Norwegian striker Erling Haaland.
Therefore, Barca is now looking for the possibility of contracting with a striker in the next winter transfer market to be an alternative to the sniper Lewandowski in light of the difficulty of arriving Brazilian Vitor Roque, so the team is excited to sign the English star of Newcastle.
According to the British newspaper Daily Mail, Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez has his eye on Manchester City super star Julian Alvarez.
The newspaper reported that the Catalan team will work to include the player in the ranks of Barça next season, and the task will not be easy due to the player’s high marketing value and the anticipation of many clubs to put the player, led by Real Madrid, the club for which the player played when he was young.
Alvarez moved from the Argentine club River Plate to the ranks of the Premier League and European champions, Manchester City.