Journalist Rudy Galetti revealed that FC Barcelona is already working early on strengthening the team's attack during the upcoming summer transfer window, as the departure of Polish striker Robert Lewandowski approaches at the end of the current season following the expiration of his contract.

According to Ghaliti, Barcelona has placed several prominent names at the top of its priority list to strengthen the forward line, with Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez leading the way as one of the main targets to spearhead the attack next season.

The club has also shown interest in signing Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane, as well as Atlético Madrid forward Julián Álvarez, as part of a comprehensive plan aimed at bringing in a world-class striker to replace Lewandowski and strengthen the team's offensive effectiveness.

Signing any of these players will not be easy, especially since the Catalan club is facing financial difficulties, and these players are also key to their clubs' long-term plans.