FC Barcelona has begun efforts to sign Cameroonian striker Etienne Eto, the son of the legend Samuel Eto'o, with the aim of strengthening the ranks of Barcelona Atlètic, the club's reserve team, in the upcoming period. This move comes as part of the club's search for additional attacking reinforcements for the reserve team, especially following a series of injuries that have limited the coach's options in the forward line.

Etienne Eto is currently playing this season with Mirandés on loan from Rayo Vallecano, but he has not had enough playing time to showcase his abilities. Nevertheless, the player maintains a strong record in the lower divisions, having previously stood out impressively with Rayo Vallecano's reserve team, scoring a significant number of goals that helped the team achieve promotion.

Eto'o is seen as a talent that can be developed within the Barcelona system, especially since he has shown promising offensive potential in recent years. He possesses a playing style characterized by speed and intelligent movements inside the penalty area. Club officials believe that signing him could represent an opportunity to add a young player capable of developing and adapting to the style of play relied upon by the reserve team.

According to reports, the negotiations are still in their early stages, with no agreement reached so far. However, expectations indicate that the deal may progress in the coming weeks if an understanding is reached among all parties.