Barcelona remains keen on re-signing Victor, currently on loan at Girona, but there are conflicting reports about the status of the deal. Cadena SER reports that an agreement has been reached for Victor’s return to Barcelona, signaling a potential reintegration into the squad. In contrast, Mundo Deportivo (MD) disputes this, stating that no final agreement has been made yet. According to MD, if a transfer does materialize, Barcelona’s maximum expenditure is capped at €2.5 million, aligning with the club’s financial constraints.
Both reports agree on one point: if Victor returns to Barcelona, it will be with the first team rather than returning to play for Barca Atletic at the Estadi Johan Cruyff. This move marks a significant shift from his current position in the third-tier football setup and reflects Barcelona’s intent to incorporate him into their top squad.
There is speculation that Barcelona may look to sell Victor for a profit this summer if he returns. His potential arrival could have implications for the club’s future transfer strategies, particularly concerning Vitor Roque. The consistent reports suggest that Barcelona might be considering moving Roque this summer. If Victor’s return is confirmed and he remains with the first team, it would result in having three natural strikers in the squad, potentially leading to Roque’s departure.
Barcelona’s transfer strategies are under close scrutiny, with decisions on Victor and Roque likely to influence their squad dynamics and future plans. As the transfer window progresses, it remains to be seen how these developments will unfold and how they will impact Barcelona’s squad composition for the upcoming season.
