FC Barcelona interested in winger, player's agent mentions Barca

FC Barcelona wants to bring in a couple of players this summer to build the squad next season. Barca has many choices to make this summer since the Catalan club will have to lose a few players to not breach Financial Fair Play in La Liga. La Liga recently decreased the club's salary limit, and it will be difficult to sign world-class players who are on high wages. Barca could get rid of a few attackers in the summer to make room for a new winger.

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FC Barcelona is unsure whether to bring in Joao Felix next season on another loan or on a permanent deal. Felix has five goals and provided two assists in 15 matches in La Liga. He is comfortable on the left wing, but his price tag is too big for Barca to buy permanently. Barca could also keep Ansu Fati, who also plays on the left wing but has dropped in form. For Brighton and Hove Albion, Fati has played 13 matches in the Premier League this season and started in two games. Fati scored two goals in the league, but his injuries have not allowed him to play often.

Barca was also considering bringing in Kaoru Mitoma to the club and using Fati as part of the deal. Barcelona is also targeting Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from Napoli for the left-wing position. The Georgian winger has six goals and three assists for Napoli in 23 Serie A matches. Napoli and FC Barcelona are playing each other in the Champions League Round of 16 and looking closely at the Kvara. They will host Napoli in two weeks at Montjuic Stadium.

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Kvaratskhelia's agent mentioned FC Barcelona and PSG when asked about the player's future

Mamuka Jugeli, Kvara’s agent, was asked about the winger's future. Kvara is rumored to leave Napoli after joining in 2022. Jugeli said, “Barcelona and PSG? Of course, there are offers for Khvicha from top clubs. Look at him; How can there be no proposals? In May, more will be clear.”