And, as things stand, Bayern Munich are prepared to make a move for the England international, with the Bavarians' sporting director, Max Eberl, planning on direct talks with the player once the new year rolls in. With the German champions ready to move, and other big clubs like Real Madrid and Liverpool also in the hunt, Barcelona will need to act swiftly if they intend to sign Guehi on a free transfer in the summer.
Casado has quietly emerged as one of La Masia's brightest talents. A versatile midfielder with a strong tactical sense and exceptional work rate, Casado has impressed for Barcelona's first team and B side, often operating as a deep-lying playmaker or holding midfielder. His intelligent positioning and sharp distribution have earned comparisons to former Barca captain Sergio Busquets, with many inside the club believing he could eventually fill that void long-term.
According to a report by Spanish outlet Fichajes, Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich will have the opportunity to sign Mohamed Salah next year. The disgruntled Liverpool attacker has offered his services to the three European bigwigs amid hopes of remaining in Europe after leaving the Merseyside club. Mohamed Salah is clearly unsettled, leading to questions about his Liverpool future and Arne Slot's position at the Merseyside club.
Barcelona last season were renowned as one of Europe's most potent offensive sides, especially with Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Lamine Yamal inflicting devastating damage on opponents. A long list of injuries has not allowed the team to hit the same gear this season, but it would be wrong to say that they are less dangerous than last season. After all, the Catalans have already scored a staggering 61 goals in just 22 games and thus average close to three goals per game.
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.
The 18-year-old is back to full fitness this season after a long spell out injured but has been used carefully by Hansi Flick so far in the 2025-26 campaign. His situation has sparked talk of a move but Mundo Deportivo report that Barcelona have "completedly ruled out" the possibility of Bernal going out on loan. Barcelona are instead hoping that Bernal can play more of a role in the second half of the season
Barcelona's thrilling 5-3 comeback win over Real Betis may have belonged to the scorers on the pitch, but one of the most intriguing storylines unfolded quietly on the sidelines. Robert Lewandowski did not play a single minute, watching the entire spectacle from the bench as Barça once again pulled off a dramatic victory under Hansi Flick. For a brief moment in the closing stages, it appeared that the Polish striker would finally be unleashed. Lewandowski was fully prepared to enter the pitch as Barcelona looked to manage the final stretch of the game. However, everything changed when Eric Garcia picked up a minor physical issue, forcing Flick to rethink his substitution plans on the spot.
