'Fichajes' reported that Barcelona has the young Spanish striker Samuel Omorodion from Porto on its radar to strengthen the team's attack next season, as Robert Lewandowski's era at the Catalan club nears its end.

Omorodion is considered one of the most prominent rising Spanish forwards, thanks to his physical strength, goal-scoring ability, and great potential for development, which aligns with Barcelona's strategy of signing young and promising players.

The player's value is estimated at around 100 million euros, a high amount relative to the club's current capabilities. Nevertheless, Barcelona is studying the possibility of finding innovative solutions to execute the deal in the medium term, given the importance of young talents within the club's sporting project.

Omorodion has shown interest in returning to play in La Liga, as he believes the competitive environment and attacking style of play at Barcelona will help him develop his abilities, which aligns with the club's project to enhance the attack with players capable of delivering immediate and future performance.

Human relationships play an important role in the deal, as Omorodion has good relations with players in the team such as Lamine Yamal, Alejandro Balde, and Pau Cubarsí, which could facilitate his quick integration and increase his chances of success in the team.

Barcelona's management considers Lewandowski's departure a turning point in offensive planning, and views Omorodion as a strategic option for the future—not only to compensate for goals but to lead a new attacking phase—making him a long-term investment within the club's youthful and competitive project.