FC Barcelona reportedly interested in signing 27-year-old Tottenham player
By Manuel Meza
FC Barcelona are reportedly looking into signing Tottenham’s fullback Sergio Reguilon. Lyall Thomas and the Sky Sports Transfer Tracker say Barcelona’s interest might actually lead to a transfer, throwing another curveball into this wild transfer window.
Reguilon, who has expressed a desire to leave Tottenham, finds himself in a situation where his future at the club is uncertain.
Tottenham’s management appears ready to part ways with him, and Barcelona’s interest comes at a time when Reguilon is unlikely to be given a squad number if he stays.
This creates a logical pathway for him to move to a new club, and Barcelona, with their financial flexibility, might be a fitting destination.
Barcelona’s interest might look small compared to their usual big-money signings, but with Reguilon in the final year of his contract, they could snag him for a steal.
There’s a genuine consideration behind Barcelona’s interest. Reguilon, who performed well during his loan stint at Brentford last season, could be a valuable addition to Barcelona’s squad.
His experience and ability to contribute effectively in the fullback position make him a potentially shrewd acquisition for the Catalan club.
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FC Barcelona reportedly interested in signing 27-year-old Tottenham player
This latest rumor just adds to the excitement of the current transfer window, which has already been full of surprises. It’s interesting to see Tottenham’s outgoing fullbacks now being linked with big clubs like AC Milan and Barcelona.
Recently, another Spanish giant has shown interest in a Tottenham defender, but this situation is on a much grander scale. We’re talking about Real Madrid's interest in Cristian Romero.
However, Reguilon’s move to Barcelona seems far more likely and achievable compared to the possibility of the Argentine joining the Spanish capital.
Personally, I wouldn’t be surprised if FC Barcelona tries to bring Sergio in on loan due to their financial situation. As long as most of his salary is covered, it’s likely that Tottenham wouldn’t turn down the offer.
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