Barcelona set to challenge Real Madrid for Robert Lewandowski’s heir – report | OneFootball

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·12 de marzo de 2025

Barcelona set to challenge Real Madrid for Robert Lewandowski’s heir – report

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Barcelona and Real Madrid are set to battle it out in the transfer market as both clubs have turned their attention to Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres, claims a report from Fichajes.

The Swedish forward has been in exceptional form since making the move to Portugal, delivering impressive goal-scoring numbers that have caught the eye of top European clubs.


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Now, the two Spanish giants are ready to compete for his signature in an effort to strengthen their attacking options.

Fee involved in his operation

Reports suggest that Sporting CP would be open to negotiating his transfer for around €75 million, significantly lower than his €100 million release clause.

This reduced valuation makes the deal more feasible for both clubs, with Barcelona and Real Madrid considering his addition to their squads ahead of the next transfer window.

For Barcelona, Gyokeres is seen as a long-term successor to Robert Lewandowski.

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Viktor Gyokeres is wanted by Real Madrid and Barcelona. (Photo by Gualter Fatia/Getty Images)

While the Polish striker remains a key figure in the team, the club is looking ahead to the future and believes that the Swedish forward could be the ideal player to lead the attack in the coming years.

Hansi Flick’s tactical approach requires a striker with Gyokeres’ qualities—strong, clinical in front of goal, and capable of playing a key role in the pressing game.

What about Real Madrid?

On the other hand, Real Madrid are also in need of another attacking option.

Although the arrival of Kylian Mbappe has strengthened their frontline, the club still wants a traditional centre-forward who can hold up play and offer a consistent goal threat.

The Swedish striker has also overcome past fitness concerns and continues to impress in the Primeira Liga.

His performances have only increased interest from major European clubs, and his potential transfer is shaping up to be one of the most significant moves in the upcoming window.

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