The Spanish club Barcelona is preparing to enter the transfer market aggressively in 2026, aiming to sign two heavyweight players to support the project of German coach Hans Flick, according to reports from Spanish media.

The Spanish network "Fichajes" reported that the club's president, Joan Laporta, has set his sights on signing both Julian Alvarez, a striker from Atletico Madrid, and Alessandro Bastoni, a defender from Inter Milan, with the goal of enhancing the first team's squad with high-quality players.

Barcelona plans to allocate a budget estimated at 200 million euros to complete the two signings, relying on the improvement of the club's financial situation in the coming months, thanks to winning titles and increasing revenues, which could revitalize the club's treasury and provide the necessary flexibility to finalize the contracts.

Given the current financial situation, the network believes that Barcelona may have to make a major sale within the team to facilitate the acquisition of the players, as Bastoni is 26 years old, while Alvarez is one year younger.

If the Catalan club succeeds in completing the two signings, these moves will be among the largest investments in Barcelona's history, as part of a clear plan aimed at restoring the team's competitive prestige at both the local and continental levels.