Barcelona's goals to succeed Lewandowski
A Spanish press report said that FC Barcelona has begun searching for a striker to succeed Robert Lewandowski in the near future.
According to the Catalan newspaper “Sport”, Barcelona He wants to include a striker in the future due to Lewandowski's age and the approaching end of his contract.
The newspaper added that Barcelona has put forward 3 names to sign, one of whom is Erling Haaland, the City striker, and Benjamin Sisko, the Leipzig star. And Victor Guerques, the Sporting striker.
The newspaper concluded that Barcelona will find it very difficult to sign someone because of their very high prices, in addition to the presence of several clubs interested in including them.
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