Despite the financial problems that are still far from being resolved at Barcelona, work is underway to find a centre forward who can replace the current starter. Robert Lewandowski given the no longer young age – the Polish player was born in ’88 – of the centre forward.
The Catalan sports daily newspaper takes stock of the situation Sport which explains how the real dream of the Blaugrana management is that Erling Haaland which is currently impossible for the club to approach, but whose situation could change if the Premier League were to sanction Manchester City by excluding them from future competitions for breaches of Financial Fair Play.
According to the newspaper, the other two names on the notebook are those of the class of ’98 Victor Gyokeres of Sporting CP with whom he has already scored nine goals in seven seasonal games, confirming himself as one of the most prolific strikers in Europe, and of the 2003 class Benjamin Seskotwo goals in five seasonal games, from RB Leipzig. Two less expensive profiles than the Norwegian centre-forward, but who will eventually force Barcelona to find the right financial arrangements to be able to proceed with the signing next summer.