[Gossip Board] Well-known Agent: Barcelona Has Trouble Signing A Player Worth 15 Million, So How Can They Sign Little Spider?

Hupu News on April 29, according to a report by "Daily Sports", FC Barcelona is currently looking for a super striker with the ability to make the final decision. However, Minguelia, the legendary agent who once discovered Messi, has publicly poured cold water on Barcelona in recent times. He not only directly stated that Lewandowski's competitive state is not very good, but also pointed out that Kylian Mbappe's worth is inflated. He also bluntly said that Barcelona Football Club's current financial situation simply cannot bear the kind of gambling involving billions of dollars.

There are reports that Barcelona are facing a choice at this time, which is closely related to the club's mid- to long-term destiny. In the office, the senior management formed a unanimous view that the team needs a real "penalty killer" who can rely on him to activate the offensive end and lead the team back to the top ranks of Europe again. However, the ideal is very full and fulfilling, but the reality is very cruel and thin. Barcelona's accounts have become the biggest obstacle on the road to signings.

Known as an authoritative figure in the Barcelona circle, the meritorious agent Mingglia, who once single-handedly facilitated Messi's "napkin signing", made merciless comments in a recent interview.

The first to attack was Mingglia, targeting the current main center Lewandowski. He made an evaluation, claiming: "Lewand's current physical condition no longer allows him to maintain competitiveness in La Liga or the European war." In his opinion, the Pole's peak period has passed. If Barcelona intends to rebuild its glory, it must quickly find a replacement. "What Barcelona needs is a No. 9 who is in his prime and can stably contribute goals."

In response to the recent rumors about Alvarez joining, Minguilla believes that, whether from the perspective of competitive value or according to the laws of market operation, "Alvarez does not have the situation to be worth 100 million euros."

What makes Minguelia even more ridiculous is the "mysterious confidence" displayed by Barcelona's management. He hit the point mercilessly and asked: "Nowadays, it is very difficult for the club to even sign a player worth 15 million euros. Where did it get the confidence to talk about a huge transfer involving 100 million euros?".