The current stage of Vitor Roque
Vitor Roque, the young Brazilian talent, is in a delicate situation within FC Barcelona. In a period that has been marked by high expectations, his adaptation has not been what many expected, hinting that his continuity at the club could be in doubt. With just eight months as a Barcelona player, eyes are already on his possible departure, with Everton looking to sign him.
Premier League Interest
Everton has presented an initial proposal of 25 million euros, with a potential increase of 3 million depending on variables. However, FC Barcelona is aware of its financial situation and will not accept less than 30 million euros for Roque. The goal of the Catalan club is to reach an amount around 35 million, which would make it possible to compensate for the investment made in his signing from Athletico Paranaense.
Alternatives for Barça
With the possibility of Roque leaving the club, Barça must consider options to strengthen their offensive line. Deco, the sporting director, has set his sights on Pau Víctor, who could be the ideal replacement as a substitute striker. His youth and potential make him an interesting candidate to compete with Robert Lewandowski.
Pau Víctor: a bet on the future
Pau Víctor’s outstanding performance during pre-season has positioned him as one of the club’s most exciting prospects, and Deco is confident he can bring a new dynamic to the team.
Dani Olmo as an alternative solution
On the other hand, Dani Olmo has entered the club’s considerations as a possible option for the ‘9’ position. His versatility and ability to adapt to various offensive roles could provide added value to the team.
Looking to the future
As the transfer window approaches, the decisions made in the coming weeks will be crucial. Barcelona is looking to balance its finances with the need to maintain a competitive team, and the possible sale of Vitor Roque could be a strategic step in this direction. The club, which must prepare to face the next season, continues to work on the necessary improvements to ensure its competitiveness, with or without Roque.
