A report from the Spanish newspaper 'Sport' revealed that FC Barcelona is considering the option of paying the buyout clause for Eita Ioung, the Cameroonian forward for Villarreal, who has emerged as one of the most prominent young talents at the beginning of the current La Liga season.

Eita Ioung, who is 20 years old, possesses a strong and effective attacking style of play, having scored his first goal with Villarreal in his debut in La Liga, and has gained the trust of his coach Marcelino, who relies on him regularly.

The player's buyout clause, valued at 10 million euros, presents a suitable opportunity for the Catalan club to invest in a young player with promising potential at a price lower than his true value.

Barcelona's plan involves activating the clause and securing the player, then immediately loaning him to a first-division club to avoid immediate registration issues due to the strict financial constraints currently facing the club.

Reports indicate that several Spanish and English clubs have shown interest in acquiring Eita Ioung, reflecting the significant value the player has gained in the transfer market.

Signing Eita Ioung represents an important strategic step for Barcelona, which seeks to build a strong attacking future, especially with star Robert Lewandowski nearing the end of his professional career.

The club sees the Cameroonian player as an opportunity to strengthen the team's ranks in the long term, aligning with the club's policy of investing in young talents before their market prices rise.

Barcelona hopes that acquiring Eita Ioung will be a qualitative addition to the team, with the potential for his market value to increase in the future, as has happened with some young players who previously joined the club and generated financial profits if they did not succeed in establishing themselves in the starting lineup.