Barcelona Keeps Harry Kane on Radar as PSG Threatens Alvarez Deal

The European transfer market is moving fast after Paris Saint-Germain captured the Champions League title in Budapest. The victory gave PSG the momentum and cash to pursue premium forwards, directly threatening rival clubs’ summer plans. FC Barcelona is keeping 32-year-old Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane on their radar as a premium contingency plan to Julian Alvarez. Barcelona recently submitted a $116 million formal offer to Atletico Madrid for Alvarez. Atletico is demanding between $140 million and $145.5 million for the Argentine forward.

Atletico signed Alvarez from Manchester City in 2024 for €94 million and they refuse to lower their valuation. PSG has reportedly started formal negotiations with Atletico for Alvarez. That competition could easily price Barcelona out of the race. If PSG takes Alvarez, Barcelona will pivot to Kane. The Bayern star scored 61 goals in 51 appearances during his spectacular 2025/2026 campaign.

Barcelona’s sporting department is aggressively overhauling the squad this summer to fill the void left by Robert Lewandowski’s departure. Sporting director Deco already secured left-winger Anthony Gordon and reportedly agreed to terms with Bernardo Silva. Deco is currently executing Barcelona’s aggressive summer transfer strategy led by Deco, highlighting recent signings and the pressing need to replace departing veterans. Finding a prolific center-forward is the top priority for the front office right now.

Kane remains a top-tier Ballon d’Or candidate. He provides the exact scoring consistency the club is looking for. Fans watching live transfer market updates confirming Barcelona’s active evaluation of Harry Kane alongside other major European striker moves see him as a highly reliable alternative. The next few weeks will decide whether Atletico drops their asking price for Alvarez or if Barcelona brings Kane to Camp Nou.

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