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Osimhen on Barcelona’s radar ahead of summer shake-up

Spanish giants Barcelona are reportedly weighing up a move for Galatasaray forward, Victor Osimhen ahead of the summer transfer window.

According to Barca Universal, the 27-year-old is among a number of strikers the Blaugrana are keeping tabs on as a potential replacement for Robert Lewandowski.

However, the situation is far from straightforward, with several attacking options still under internal review.

Atlético Madrid forward, Julian Alvarez is the top candidate to succeed Lewandowski, however, uncertainty remains over a possible move for the Argentina international, and Barcelona are evaluating alternative options for the striker’s position.

Consequently, the club continues scanning the market, unwilling to rush into a defining decision. Strategic patience appears central to their recruitment approach.

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There are still a number of possibilities available within the club for the No. 9 position, all of which match the ideal profile.

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Victor Osimhen is subject of interest from Barcelona.

Knowing that this is a position that would probably need reinforcement during the summer transfer window, Barça have been getting ready for a while.

Meanwhile, Osimhen remains a compelling but complicated candidate within those plans.

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Osimhen is one of the names on the table, though reports claim he is not seen to be the leading choice.

The Nigeria international is back in the spotlight after two successful seasons at Galatasaray, where he scored 56 goals in 70 games. His contract is valid until 2029.Even so, concerns linger behind the scenes regarding his overall fit and temperament.

Elsewhere, other options have quietly faded from contention.

Dusan Vlahovic has not extended his contract with Juventus despite recent talks, making him a possible bargain on the market.

The Catalan giants are not convinced he’s a good fit to spearhead the attack, even though he might come on a free transfer.

Benjamin Sesko left RB Leipzig for Manchester United in a €76.5 million transfer after being evaluated as a future prospect last year. He hasn’t lived up to expectations at Old Trafford, though, and Barcelona are not considering him.

Ayomikun Elemikan
Ayomikun Elemikan
Ayomikun Elemikan is a sports editor at NRTC who writes about and analyses interesting topics in the world of sports. He has over five years of experience writing and talking about sports. He has appeared as a guest sports analyst on notable national media platforms like Channels Television and Core TV News. He has an England FA certification in Talent Identification and Scouting.

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