Goodbye to Galatasaray to sign for Barça: Joan Laporta is going all in, 75M

It's no secret that Joan Laporta gets personally involved in Barça's sporting decisions. Last summer, for example, he pushed hard for the signing of Rafael Leão, although it ultimately couldn't be finalized for financial reasons. Now, looking ahead to next season, Laporta has once again focused his attention on the transfer market.

Joan Laporta is the only one who knows in detail what Barça's situation is. He knows what he can spend and what he needs to bring in to secure the most desired signings. In this regard, he's already doing everything in his power to sign an international star.

Laporta leading the sporting project at Barça

Barça's president has made it clear that he doesn't delegate when it comes to strengthening the team. His involvement goes beyond just signings; he's part of the club's overall strategy. This time, his goal is to turn the market into a strategic tool so Barça can compete with the best.

Victor Osimhen currently plays for Galatasaray after his sudden departure from Napoli. In Türkiye, he's become a fan favorite thanks to outstanding performances: last season, he scored 37 goals in 41 matches according to recent data.

The '9' who sparks desire at Barça

Without a doubt, Victor Osimhen is one of the best "9s" in the world and Joan Laporta is fully aware of it. His power, finishing ability, presence in the box, and consistent performance make him very attractive for Barça. Laporta believes that with a signing of this caliber, the club would make a qualitative leap in attack and he'll work to ensure the team has that goal scorer who makes the difference.

Barça is ready to make a significant effort: Laporta is putting €75 million on the table according to market sources. This figure reflects the ambition of the club and the president to face next season with financial and sporting strength. Now, it's time to wait and see how Galatasaray responds to such a resounding offer.

Why does this move matter to Laporta's Barça?

Barça needs a clear offensive focal point and a purely goal-scoring reference who can draw defenders on his own. Laporta understands that without this component, the blaugrana squad risks falling behind in European competitions. With Osimhen, Barça would get that profile who not only scores goals, but also creates space, demands defensive coverage from opponents, and lifts the team in key moments.

Ultimately, Joan Laporta is leading an operation that could change Barça's course. Involved, determined, and with clear intentions for the club to regain prominence among European soccer giants. If it happens, this €75 million bet would be a sign that Barça is back to playing big.