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A key player from Paris Saint-Germain is on Barcelona's agenda and Deco is already preparing the proposal

The summer transfer market promises a new chapter full of interesting and strategic moves, especially on the offensive front. With several elite clubs looking for specific profiles to strengthen their squads, the focus is increasingly on talented young players with a lot of potential. In this context, Ligue 1 has positioned itself as an attractive source of young prospects that draw a lot of attention, and PSG is keeping an eye on all of them.

Certainly, the most important teams on the continent are already analyzing all possible options to cover specific needs, and the dynamics of Paris Saint-Germain could open the door to market opportunities. Something that, evidently, will not go unnoticed in the offices of Camp Nou, as Deco and company have a firm objective in mind. Luis Enrique has already notified that he is on the transferable list: he already has experience in the elite, is a young star, and would fit perfectly at Barça.

On the way out

According to the latest information circulating around the Parisian club, Bradley Barcola, at just 22 years old, finds himself at a crossroads regarding his future in Paris. Luis Enrique has given the green light to his departure after relegating him to a secondary role in recent months. Internal competition with players like Kvaratskhelia, Dembélé, or Doué has significantly reduced his prominence, and the coach believes that the Frenchman has not fully adapted to his new scheme.

In this situation, Paris Saint-Germain would be willing to listen to offers, either through a loan with an option to buy or a direct sale at a reasonable price. The decision of the Parisian team has set off alarms in several elite clubs, beyond FC Barcelona, who see Barcola as an ideal profile to strengthen the left wing. All this without the need for large expenditures, knowing that the French winger is a unique market opportunity.

Not going unnoticed at Camp Nou

Barça has been closely following Barcola for some time, and his possible departure from PSG rekindles the interest in incorporating him as an alternative to Raphinha. Deco and the coaching staff believe that the young French winger could bring speed, dribbling, and imbalance to a squad that needs greater offensive depth and reliable replacements. Additionally, his age and growth potential make him one of the most attractive bets in the medium and long term.

However, the major obstacle for the Catalan club remains financial fair play. The Catalan club can't afford high-cost signings without first generating income or agreeing on creative formulas with selling clubs. If PSG prioritizes a quick and flexible exit, Barcola could end up wearing the Barça jersey in a very interesting operation.