Barcelona's transfer market at risk over De Jong issues

The article focused on evaluating Barcelona's transfer market strategy in the summer of 2026, noting that the success of the market is not measured solely by the deals the team makes, but largely by its ability to generate returns from selling players. The club achieved high financial returns compared to previous periods, but it struggles with signing a true striker, especially given its insistence on acquiring Julián Álvarez despite the complexity of the deal and the lack of a strong alternative plan. Experts believe that Barcelona has sold better than it has bought so far, but there is an urgent need for a genuine No. 9 striker. The biggest challenge remains converting financial gains into a balanced squad that meets coach Flic's requirements.

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