Barca Transfers and Rumors

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Selling a CB who's injured 20 games every season is obviously the right decision.
Everyone except the fanboys realizes that.

Cubarsi, Kounde, Inigo have been tireless this season.

The beast has a very long slumber every year.
 
Masetro10

Masetro10

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Ter Stature said:
Selling a CB who's injured 20 games every season is obviously the right decision.
Everyone except the fanboys realizes that.

Cubarsi, Kounde, Inigo have been tireless this season.

The beast has a very long slumber every year.
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Also Barca fans want a striker and a LW right? How the hell do they expect to sign both of those without selling players?

Araujo is good but that's kind of the point in selling him. He brings in money we can use to serve the team.
 
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Ter Stature

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Masetro10 said:
Also Barca fans want a striker and a LW right? How the hell don't expect to sign both of those without selling players?

Araujo is good but that's kind of the point in selling him. He brings in money we can use to serve the team.
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You got it. Barca urgently needs a clinical finisher, no matter who.
The team creates so many chances.

Barca won't win anything with retirement mode Lewandowski jogging around.
The other options are Pau Victor, Ferran when he's not injured, that brazilian fraud, Guiu was discarded.

If Deco rolls up with another fraud and just lets Lewandowski do what he wants it's all over. Crazy that some barca fans genuinely believe that would be the less risky move.

Deco needs to stop watching bunda in Brazil and MOVE.
 
Joan

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When Barca moves for a striker, it’s bound to be a big name with an equally hefty appetite. Unless we discover a versatile option who can temporarily cover both roles, wouldn’t hold my breath for a new striker this summer. Like it or not, Lewa’s here to stay.
 
Maradona37

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Joan said:
When Barca moves for a striker, it’s bound to be a big name with an equally hefty appetite. Unless we discover a versatile option who can temporarily cover both roles, wouldn’t hold my breath for a new striker this summer. Like it or not, Lewa’s here to stay.
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Like I said in his thread, the striker market doesn't seem that great now. Is there a single striker in the world (other than Haaland) who measures up to Lewy himself in his prime, Suarez, Benzema, Aguero, Zlatan?

I think as inverted forwards became popular maybe fewer young players wanted to be number 9s. Leading to a dearth in the position as compared to the past. I seen this said elsewhere, thought about it, and it seems to make some sense.

People talk of Gyokeres but he still has a lot to prove and is already 27 this year.

I don't keep up with European football anywhere near as much as I used to (getting older) so maybe some people can enlighten me on some of the hot young prospects on the planet that aren't very well nown yet.
 
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