Barcelona initially evaluated a move for the Serbian as a potential market opportunity, as he was approaching the end of his contract. However, Barcelona decided weeks ago to reject the Juventus striker, which has prompted Vlahovic and his entourage to begin negotiations to renew his contract with Juventus, while also ruling out a move to the Premier League.
Barcelona are keeping tabs on two key attackers in the form of Victor Osimhen and Omar Marmoush. This is according to The Athletic, which suggests that both Marmoush and Osimhen have emerged as 'low-tier' alternatives to the club's primary target, Julian Alvarez.
No, not in principle. I would say no. Barcelona is in a position to do so, and in fact, Barcelona is currently looking for a top striker. We're at €12-14 million to enter the 1:1 Financial Fair Play rule, which will allow them to operate freely in the summer market.
By applying the digital solution and applying the financial restructuring solution, I will have 110 million euros of free cash to make available to the technical secretariat in the summer. By the way, an independent sports general directorate. To Mr. Flick I will say, here you have your financial 'fair play', let's go for that player who can complete a generation of youngsters that will give us the next Champions League.
