Barcelona keeping tabs on 21-year-old RB Leipzig talent for potential summer move – report | OneFootball

Barcelona are constantly searching for attacking reinforcements, and one name, as reported by Fichajes, that has recently gained attention within the club’s scouting reports is Benjamin Sesko.

The Slovenian forward, currently playing for RB Leipzig, has been making waves in the Bundesliga with his impressive goal-scoring record.

At just 21 years old, he has already managed to find the back of the net 17 times this season, showcasing his finishing ability at a high level.

Barcelona are assessing attacking options

The Catalan giants are assessing several options to strengthen their attacking line, and Sesko’s profile ticks many of the boxes they are looking for.

He is a physically strong forward with excellent movement and an eye for goal, traits that would make him a valuable asset for Barcelona.

His performances in Germany have proven that he can handle the demands of a competitive league, making him a reliable option for a team in need of a natural goal scorer.

Benjamin Sesko is back in Barcelona’s radar. (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images)

Additionally, his versatility and ability to adapt to different playing styles would make him a good fit for the tactical setup at Barcelona.

RB Leipzig might make life tough

While the club’s management is keen on exploring the possibility of signing him, securing his transfer will not be straightforward.

Leipzig view Sesko as one of their most promising talents and are not willing to let him go without a significant transfer fee.

The German club would demand a high sum for his services, making negotiations complicated for Barcelona, given their financial constraints.

However, the Blaugrana remain attentive to any developments that could open the door for a potential move.

The upcoming summer transfer window will be crucial in determining whether Barcelona can make a move for the young striker.

With other clubs also showing interest in securing his signature, the Catalan side will need to find a financial solution that allows them to invest in their attack without putting their economic stability at risk.