Barcelona is diligently searching the transfer market for a new central striker, with Julián Álvarez from Atlético Madrid still considered the prime candidate to spearhead their future attack.
With Robert Lewandowski’s departure appearing increasingly imminent, the Catalan giants are actively evaluating several alternatives to ensure they are well-prepared.
Victor Osimhen, who has recently impressed with Galatasaray following two strong seasons, is a significant contender. His quality and goal-scoring prowess make him a tangible option, though concerns about his temperament, previously noted during his Napoli tenure, reportedly remain within Barça.
Dušan Vlahović, potentially available from Juventus on a free transfer, is another possibility. However, his overall profile isn’t fully convincing as the central attacking focal point for the club’s new tactical scheme.
Benjamin Šeško, who moved from RB Leipzig to Manchester United, is a less likely prospect. Despite his talent, inconsistent performances have reduced his appeal.
Rafael Leão’s name has been dropped from consideration. The AC Milan winger, once admired, no longer aligns with their plans due to perceived issues with consistency.