Confirmed, Florentino Pérez pays, goodbye Barça, he is the best signing for Real Madrid

The rivalry between Barça and Real Madrid is experiencing a moment of maximum intensity with innovative and exciting projects. On the Barça side, Hansi Flick has managed to give soul to a team that seemed lost under Xavi's leadership. His innovative working methods and his connection with the youngest players have been key to revitalizing a Barça that needed an urgent boost.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid is trying to do the same with Xabi Alonso. The former Leverkusen man has arrived at Bernabéu with the mission of reconnecting Madridism with a recognizable and competitive style. It is clear that both Barça and Madrid want the best, and that leads them to compete head-to-head on all fronts.

They compete for all the titles, but also for the best signings in the market. The absolute protagonist in recent days has been Harry Kane. The English striker, one of the best forwards on the planet, is once again on both clubs' radar for next summer.

Harry Kane, the protagonist

At Barça, they see Harry Kane as the perfect replacement for Robert Lewandowski. The Polish player is already in the final stretch of his career, so the Catalan club is studying the possibility of signing a dominant "9" who can guarantee goals from day one. Kane, valued at 65 million, fits perfectly into that profile and would represent an extraordinary opportunity to begin the transition in the attacking area.

The idea at Camp Nou is to repeat the formula that already worked with Lewandowski: sign a proven goalscorer to accelerate the offensive renewal. That's why there was a certain optimism in Barcelona about the possible transfer of Harry Kane. However, the latest reports have completely changed the outlook.

Florentino Pérez goes after Harry Kane

In the last few hours, Florentino Pérez has entered the bidding strongly. Real Madrid's president has never hidden his admiration for Harry Kane and was already close to bringing him to Bernabéu when Benzema packed his bags for Saudi Arabia. That deal didn't go through, but now everything suggests it could be reactivated for good.

From England, they claim that Florentino Pérez is willing to pay the 65 million requested by Bayern Munich to secure one of the best goalscorers of the last decade. He believes Harry Kane would be a strategic signing to complement Mbappé, as well as a perfect resource for the tightest matches. His experience, game reading, and ability to decide matches make him a top-level reinforcement.

At this moment, it's too early to know which team will come out on top. Barça has the appeal of the offensive DNA proposed by Flick, but Real Madrid has the strength of a consolidated project and the financial ambition of Florentino Pérez. What is clear is that next summer promises to be very intense: Barça and Real Madrid want Harry Kane.