Barca keep tabs on Santiago Gimenez

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By: Manu Tournoux

Barca keep tabs on Santiago Gimenez

Robert Lewandowski injured, Victor Roque due to arrive next year, Joao Félix acting as interim, but more comfortable a notch lower, FC Barcelona is currently experiencing a problem at the striker position. If this were to be quickly corrected with the return of its Polish striker, the Catalan club is looking forward to the future. According to Sportan attacker would have caught the eye of the Blaugrana.

This is the Mexican Santiago Gimenez who is a hit with Feyenoord. Author of 15 goals and delivering 3 offerings in 12 matches, the left-hander is a delight in the Netherlands. Seen as a good opportunity by Deco, especially since Robert Lewandowski sees his contract end in June 2025, he is not the main objective. The Blaugranas are primarily looking for an additional creative midfielder.

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