Khaberni - Barcelona has entered the circle of interest in contracting the Albanian striker Armando Broja, a Burnley player, after he was presented to the Catalan club by intermediaries in the recent period, in the context of the management's search for strengthening the forward line.
"The Blaugrana" are looking to contract a potential replacement for the Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, whose future with the club has become more uncertain and unclear.
As of this hour, Barcelona has not announced any negotiations with "Lewa" or their desire to extend his "destructive" contract for another season.
Transfer News Live account, quoting Markaj News newspaper, reported that Barcelona is considering the possibility of adding Armando Broja on loan or through a low-cost deal, especially with a limited budget, as the sports management seeks to find effective offensive solutions without imposing large financial burdens on the club.
It continued: "The interest of last season's Spanish champion is not limited to Broja alone, as the shortlist includes other prominent names, including the Norwegian Alexander Sorloth, a striker for Atletico Madrid, and the Kosovar Vedat Muriqi, as part of a comprehensive assessment of the available attacking options before making the final decision."
It mentioned that the Albanian striker has expressed a strong desire to move to "Camp Nou" and wear the Barca shirt in the coming seasons, despite suffering from physical problems this season affecting his continuity, yet the player sees this step as an opportunity to revive his career and return to his well-known level.
