Catalan Giants eye Former Real Madrid Defender with One Year Left on Contract
Barcelona is eyeing Tottenham Hotspur’s Sergio Reguilon as a potential addition to their squad, according to recent reports.
With just one year left on his contract and not in Spurs’ plans for the upcoming season, Reguilon presents a cost-effective option for the Catalan giants. This development, however, comes as somewhat unexpected.
The 27-year-old defender, who previously played for Real Madrid, spent last season on loan—first with Manchester United and later with Brentford.
While he didn’t settle into a long-term role with either club, his experience in the Premier League and La Liga could make him a valuable asset. Given that Barcelona has been operating on a tight budget in recent years, the club is looking for bargains to strengthen their squad.
The prospect of acquiring a left-back with Reguilon’s pedigree for a reduced fee is appealing, even if the position wasn’t initially a priority for them this summer.
Barcelona’s interest in Reguilon suggests they may have concerns about their current options at left-back. Although Alejandro Balde has impressed, and young talents like Alex Valle and Gerard Martin have shown potential, the club might be seeking more experience to bolster the position.
If Barcelona does move forward with this pursuit, it could indicate a strategic shift in their squad planning as they navigate another challenging transfer window.
This potential signing would be a familiar story in recent years, as Barcelona continues to search for cost-effective solutions to their squad-building challenges.
The next few weeks could prove crucial in determining whether Reguilón will don the Blaugrana jersey.
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