Barça Is Exploring the Market in Search of a Young Center Forward who can start to take over from Robert Lewandowski. The Polish footballer has been the team's attacking reference since his arrival at Barça in 2022, but the club understands that it is time to plan for the future.
Barça's Goal Is to Sign a Forward with Potential, Who Can Learn from Lewandowski and ensure that the transition in the forward line is as smooth as possible. The sports management is already exploring different options, and several names have started to emerge strongly as possible additions for this summer.
Lewandowski Until 2026 but with Competition
Despite this, Barça will continue with Lewandowski. The forward has a contract until 2026 and will remain in Barcelona. However, the physical demand of playing everything at his age is starting to take its toll, and that is why the idea is to reduce his playing time.
Hansi Flick Counts on Lewandowski, but Wants Fresh Alternatives in Attack to Rotate the Pole and avoid physical problems. Additionally, the season is long, and Barça needs a deep squad to compete in all competitions.
Samu Omorodion Is an Option That Barça Likes a Lot
One of the names that has started to emerge strongly is Samu Omorodion, according to 'El Nacional'. The young Porto forward has shown great potential and is one of the most promising strikers in Spanish soccer. His physical strength, speed, and scoring ability make him a very attractive option for Barça.
The Big Problem Is That Porto Won't Sell Him Cheap. They know that Omorodion has a great future and would only let him go for a significant amount. Barça values his signing but is aware that the operation could be complicated due to the economic demands of the club.
A Footballer Returns to the Scene and Offers Himself to Barça
Additionally, another forward has returned to Barça's orbit, and it is none other than Jonathan David. According to 'El Nacional', the Lille forward has offered himself to the club, taking advantage of the fact that his contract ends this summer and he could arrive for free.
The Canadian is a very complete forward, with mobility, goals, and the ability to associate, which would fit well with Barça's style. His Signing Would Be a Great Market Opportunity, as there would be no transfer fee, something crucial for a club still dealing with some financial issues. Now, the decision is in Barça's hands, which must assess what is the best option to strengthen its attack for the future.