#barcelona-transfers

#barcelona-transfers

Julien Lauren believes the Lamine Yamal situation could be "easily figured out" if both Barcelona and the Spanish FA "speak to each other" to sort it out. (1:49) Nov 17, 2025, 03:39 AM ET Barcelona are looking for reinforcements at left back, right back and on the wing, while AC Milan forward Christian Pulisic is waiting to see how the club fare this season before signing a new contract.

Barcelona are constantly keeping track of the transfer market and are expected to sign multiple players in the summer of 2026. While signing a new defender is certainly on the agenda, Barcelona are also keeping tabs on many attackers, as they look to find more depth on the flanks. One of the players Barcelona are monitoring is Sail El Mala, who has emerged as one of the rising stars in the Bundesliga this season, reports Diario SPORT.

A recent report from SPORT has shed new light on Barcelona's long-term transfer planning, particularly regarding their search for a new centre-forward for the summer of 2026. The club has been evaluating every possible option for months, fully aware that replacing Robert Lewandowski is one of the most strategic decisions they must make. The veteran striker's contract expires at the end of the season,

After a controversial summer transfer window, Marc-Andre ter Stegen may soon return in contention for Barcelona. The German international is currently going through recovery after surgery in the summer, with a report from Diario SPORT suggesting that he is in the final stage of his road to recovery. In fact, ter Stegen may receive a medical clearance by the end of November, although it won't matter much for Barcelona from a sporting perspective.

However, the deal is complicated because Barça would first need to secure the departure of a big-name player. In this regard, ESPN reported on Tuesday that Chelsea have made an approach to gauge the availability of Fermín López, while Barça are also open to listening to offers for Marc Casadó, Ronald Araújo and Andreas Christensen in an attempt to comply with LaLiga's financial fair play rules.