FC Barcelona plans to move early in the upcoming summer transfer market, aiming to strengthen its squad for the 2026/2027 season without placing additional financial burdens on the club's treasury, as the management seeks to maintain economic balance, according to the website "Fichajes."

According to the same source, Barcelona is aiming to complete three free transfers by taking advantage of the expiration of contracts of some prominent players. This is part of a strategy to enhance the team's competitive quality at the lowest possible cost, with the direct approval of coach Hans Flick.

Argentine defender Marcos Senesi, a Bournemouth player, is considered one of the most prominent names being discussed, as his contract expires at the end of the current season. Barcelona values his experience in the English Premier League and his ability to provide the necessary defensive contribution, which makes signing him a priority to strengthen the backline, according to the source.

In the midfield, the name of Leon Goretzka, a Bayern Munich player, stands out. His contract is also expiring, and he will not renew with the German club. The site pointed out that Goretzka has expressed his desire to work again under the leadership of Hans Flick, while the Catalan club considers his experience and physical strength important factors to support the midfield.

In the offensive line, Barcelona is monitoring the situation of Serbian striker Dušan Vlahović, who will leave Juventus on a free transfer at the end of the season. According to the website "Fichajes," the club sees Vlahović as a suitable option to strengthen the attack in the medium term, given the need for a forward capable of providing goal-scoring contributions in the future.

In this way, Barcelona aims to smartly capitalize on market opportunities through carefully selected free transfers that align with its new sporting project without compromising its financial stability.