Barcelona name asking price for out-of-favour attacker
The board at La Liga giants Barcelona have placed an asking price on the head of versatile attacker Pau Víctor for the summer.
That's according to Diario Sport, who have this weekend provided an insight into the situation.
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Frontman Víctor, for his part, is fresh off something of a difficult campaign in Catalunya's capital in 2024/25.
Owing to the fierce competition for places in Hansi Flick's frontline, the 23-year-old largely struggled for game-time, to the tune of just two starts across all competitions.
At such a crucial point in his development as a player, it has in turn come as little surprise to see Víctor linked with a summer transfer away from the Camp Nou.
Girona, for one, are understood to boast a long-standing interest in the signature of the Spaniard.
And as alluded to above, should the Blanquivermells, or any other club for that matter, choose to move ahead with a bid for Víctor, they will now be aware of the kind of sum which will Barcelona are seeking to sanction a sale.
As per a report from Sport, the Blaugrana are seeking a fee in excess of €5 million.
Conor Laird – GSFN
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