Each Sport: Barcelona considers three goalkeepers to sign, Garcia & Chevalier & Verbrugan

reported on May 16 that Szczesni has not yet confirmed his contract with Barcelona, ​​and the Daily Sports Daily revealed that the three goalkeepers that Barcelona considers this summer to sign.

Schchensni performed well after joining Barcelona this season and occupied the main position, helping Barcelona win the double championship in La Liga and the King's Cup. Szczesni and Barcelona's contract expires this summer, after he said: "Barcelona has provided me with a two-year contract extension, but I need to make the best decision for us with my family."

Barcelona club is waiting for Szczesni's decision, but in order to avoid him finally announcing not to renew the contract, Barcelona also needs to consider some goalkeeper signing targets. The Daily Sports Daily said that if Barcelona introduces a new goalkeeper this summer, it must be a young, characterful and excellent in feet.

First is Joan Garcia, the 24-year-old Spanish goalkeeper who plays for Espanyol, has started all 36 rounds of La Liga so far this season. Joan Garcia is the best player in Espanyol and is the key to the success or failure of the team's relegation. Joan Garcia's contract termination fee is 30 million euros, and if selected for the Spanish national team, it will increase to 35 million euros, but if Espanyol is relegated, Joan Garcia's termination fee will drop to 15 million euros. In addition to Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid and Arsenal are also paying attention to him.

The second is Lille goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier. The 23-year-old French goalkeeper's contract with Lille expires in 2027. Barcelona knows that if they want to sign him, they will need a transfer fee of no less than 40 million euros. Chevalil made 47 appearances in Lille this season and conceded 52 goals. Barcelona has now begun to obtain more details about Chevalier's club in Lille.

The third is 22-year-old Dutch goalkeeper Welbrugen, who currently plays for Premier League team Brighton. Since Villebrugan's contract only expires in 2028, he is currently worth a lot of money. In the quarter-finals of the UEFA Nations League in March this year, Villbrugen started for the Dutch national team, helping the Netherlands eliminate Spain. Villebrugan is agile in the game, has a proper save timing and excellent foot skills, which is ideal for Barcelona's needs.