"Barcelona's search for a long-term successor to Robert Lewandowski appears to be expanding beyond La Liga and deep into Serie A. According to new reporting from Fichajes, Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez has once again emerged as a name of serious interest within the Catalan club's sporting department. With Barça planning for the future of their forward line, the Argentine striker is seen as one of the few profiles capable of delivering both immediate impact and long-term value."
"Reports from Italy indicate that the team will not entertain the idea of selling their captain for less than €120 million. Adding to Inter's strong negotiating position is Martinez's contract, which runs until 2029. With such long-term security in place, the Italian side hold full control of the situation and can dictate the rhythm of any potential talks. Unless the player pushes for a move, something that has not happened, Inter have little incentive to soften their stance."
Barcelona are pursuing a long-term successor to Robert Lewandowski and have identified Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martínez as a principal target. The club values Martínez's ability to provide immediate impact and long-term value for the forward line. Martínez's representatives are reportedly open to proposals from top clubs, including Barcelona, although no formal negotiations have started. Inter Milan consider Martínez untouchable and will demand at least €120 million to sell. Martínez's contract runs until 2029, giving Inter full control of any transfer process and little reason to lower their price unless the player actively seeks a move.
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