In a move that could restore Barcelona’s attacking prowess and reignite fan enthusiasm, sources close to the club have revealed that Argentine striker Julián Álvarez has emerged as a genuine target for the Laporta administration, positioning him as the successor to Polish star Robert Lewandowski in the Blaugrana’s attack in the coming years.
A striker with the qualities of the future
With Lewandowski approaching his 37th birthday and uncertainty surrounding plans to sign a new striker, Julián Álvarez’s name has gained prominence within the corridors of Camp Nou. The Catalan club, which has been monitoring the player’s performances for some time, sees him as a complete forward capable of leading the line in the future.
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A calculated delay… but the wheels are in motion
Although the final decision on signing a new striker may be postponed until the 2026 season, behind-the-scenes activity has already begun. Ferran Torres’s recent strong performances have eased pressure on the management, but they haven’t eliminated the need for a top-quality striker to eventually succeed Lewandowski.
Negotiations and clear intentions
The biggest surprise is that the player himself is open to the idea of wearing the Barcelona shirt. According to Spanish media reports, Julián Álvarez and his agents are receptive to any serious offer from the Catalan club and are even willing to present such an offer to his current team if the conditions are right.
Laporta reassures fans
Club president Joan Laporta has expressed confidence in the sporting project he is building with Hansi Flick, stating that signing a world-class striker would be a key step in the near future. With increasing reports linking Álvarez to the club, the signs are clear: Barcelona is planning a major deal — with the Argentine at its core.
Will 2026 be the year of the decisive deal?
All indications suggest that Barcelona is closely monitoring the situation and laying the groundwork to make an official offer in the near future, potentially as early as the summer of 2026. If completed, the deal would be one of the standout signings of the post-Messi era and could redefine the team’s attacking setup for years to come.
