Barca Universal
·17 Maret 2025
Barcelona facing uphill battle as Liverpool join the race for top free agent target

Barca Universal
·17 Maret 2025
Barcelona are gearing up for a major transfer battle as they are competing with Liverpool for the signing of Jonathan David, who is set to become a free agent at the end of the season.
According to reports from Fichajes, both clubs are closely monitoring the Canadian forward, who has attracted significant interest from top European teams.
David, currently playing for Lille, has established himself as one of the most sought-after strikers in the market.
With his contract expiring in June, the opportunity to sign him without a transfer fee has made him an even more attractive prospect.
The 25-year-old has been a consistent goal scorer in Ligue 1, impressing with his pace, finishing ability, and intelligence on the pitch. Given his qualities, it is no surprise that Barcelona are eager to bring him.
The Catalan giants are in the process of rebuilding under Hansi Flick, and reinforcing the attacking line remains a priority.
Jonathan David is wanted by Liverpool too. (Photo by Christof Koepsel/Getty Images)
While Barcelona already have talented forwards, they need depth and competition in the squad to compete at the highest level. David’s arrival would add another dynamic option in attack, allowing more tactical flexibility.
His ability to play as a central striker or in a supporting role makes him a perfect fit for a team that thrives on fluid attacking football.
Liverpool are also in the race, viewing David as a potential addition to their already strong front line.
His speed and pressing ability align well with the English club’s playing style, and the Premier League side believe he could adapt quickly to their system.
However, Barcelona’s project could be more appealing to David, given the chance to play a crucial role in an evolving squad that aims to dominate European football once again.
With David available on a free transfer, the competition for his signature is set to be intense. However, Barcelona’s rich history, playing style, and need for attacking reinforcements could give them an edge in the race.