Barcelona's shift from chance to tough deal
FC Barcelona has shifted its focus back to signing Argentine striker Julián Álvarez as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, after his chances of joining in 2022 diminished. The club had previously offered him a modest fee of 20 million euros at that time, but now they are in a rivalry with Atlético Madrid, who rejected their initial offer and are demanding more than 100 million euros for his transfer, with expectations that the price could reach 150 million euros. Barcelona aims for the player to be a suitable replacement, especially given his speed, high pressing ability, and compatibility with head coach Hans Flick's style.
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