Barcelona is proactively exploring options to replace Robert Lewandowski, who, despite his recent impressive form, is nearing the end of his career at 36. The club has narrowed its focus to three potential forwards: Erling Haaland, Viktor Gyokeres, and Benjamin Sesko.
Erling Haaland, currently at Manchester City and considered one of the best strikers in the world, is Barcelona’s standout candidate. However, securing him would be a significant financial challenge, with a potential price tag around €175 million and competition from other clubs.
Viktor Gyokeres of Sporting Lisbon is another option, currently in excellent form, having scored nine goals in the current season. His release clause is set at approximately €100 million, and interest from multiple Premier League clubs could complicate matters for Barcelona.
Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig presents a more affordable option, with a release clause around €65 million. Despite being the cheapest target, he is less prolific than Haaland or Gyokeres. As the club navigates its financial constraints, securing any of these forwards will be a challenging task, especially amid their ongoing economic struggles.
As Barcelona plans for life beyond Lewandowski, their strategies reflect a blend of ambition and financial reality in their pursuit of a future striker.
