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Mercato: Barca sabotages Real Madrid on hot record

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As the upcoming transfer window approaches, Barcelona is reportedly looking to outmaneuver Real Madrid and Florentino Pérez on a key target, according to *Sport*.

The next transfer window is expected to be highly competitive between the two clubs, particularly in the recruitment of players. With Real Madrid needing reinforcements, especially in defense due to injuries, they are preparing to make moves. One major target is Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool’s right-back, who is out of contract. While his future could be resolved as early as January, Real Madrid is also eyeing other big names for the summer, such as Alphonso Davies.

 

 

 

Deco, Barcelona’s sporting director, is particularly interested in Alphonso Davies. The Canadian left-back, who is in his final year of contract with Bayern Munich, has been a priority for Real Madrid as they look for a replacement for Ferland Mendy. However, according to *Diario Sport*, Barcelona is now entering the race. Despite early reports linking Davies more strongly with Real Madrid, Deco is actively working on the situation.

 

 

The Catalan club has reportedly contacted Davies’ representatives to explore the possibility of a transfer. Although Real Madrid has been tracking him for months, Barcelona is determined to make their move in the summer transfer market, despite the challenges. Davies, currently valued at €50 million by *Transfermarkt*, can negotiate with other clubs as of January. He is reportedly seeking a high salary and a significant signing bonus.

 

 

 

Deco’s goal is to understand Davies’ intentions and develop a strategy to secure his transfer, potentially outplaying Real Madrid. However, with Barcelona’s ongoing financial difficulties, it remains uncertain whether they can successfully pull off the move. Notably, Davies has previously expressed admiration for Real Madrid, which could play a key role in his final decision.

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