Le FC Barcelone va tout miser sur la jeunesse après l’échec Nico Williams

Après l’échec Nico Williams, le FC Barcelone mise sur plusieurs jeunes talents pour préparer l’avenir.

Le FC Barcelone a subi un coup dur avec l’échec du transfert de Nico Williams, une opération marquée par des polémiques en Catalogne autour du président de la Liga Javier Tebas, accusé de saboter le dossier. Face à ce revers, le club catalan s’oriente désormais vers d’autres pistes offensives, dont Luis Díaz, Marcus Rashford, et Xavi Simons, ce dernier formé à La Masia.

Mais surtout, le Barça accentue sa stratégie sur le recrutement de jeunes talents prometteurs. Il va ainsi accueillir Roony Bardghji, une pépite venant de Copenhague pour environ 2 millions d’euros, dans la lignée de précédents succès comme Pedri ou Ronald Araujo.

Par ailleurs, plusieurs jeunes joueurs encore peu connus sont dans le viseur pour renforcer l’équipe B, avec une montée possible en équipe première : Lovro Chelfi, jeune meneur croate de 18 ans ; Alex Costa, attaquant de 22 ans de la troisième division espagnole, dont le transfert est en cours ; et enfin Marc Domenech, attaquant de 18 ans évoluant à Mallorca, également suivi de près par le club.

Le FC Barcelone mise clairement sur la formation et l’avenir pour bâtir son prochain projet.

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