Barcelona face competition from Tottenham Hotspur, Man City, and Arsenal for 28-year-old striker

Barcelona are on the lookout for low-cost or free additions to their team owing to their damaged financial condition. After signing Eric Garcia, Memphis Depay, and Sergio Aguero on a free transfer in the summer of 2021, Dani Alves and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were brought in the winter.

It was recently reported that Barça are keeping tabs on Juventus forward Paolo Dybala, whose contract ticks up in June this year.

Fichajes says that there are up to five Premier League teams with their eyes locked on the Argentine, namely, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Chelsea.

For Spurs, it is a matter of bringing in top-notch players at low cost in an attempt to convince Antonio Conte to extend his stay at the club beyond the ongoing season. Further, Dybala could be a player who can replace Harry Kane’s output at the club if he decides to leave.

Arsenal and Chelsea are in a similar boat, looking to find replacements for attackers who could potentially depart the club in June. For the Gunners, it is Alexandre Lacazette and Romelu Lukaku for the Blues.

Similarly, Man United are faced with a situation where Edinson Cavani and possibly Cristiano Ronaldo are set to leave the club at the end of the season. Dybala’s versatility and the ability to play as a striker could push the Red Devils to make a formal offer.

Finally, for Man City, the problem surrounds their lack of a striker. The club was interested in signing Kane from Spurs and is expected to make another push in the summer. Dybala, however, could be the perfect stop-gap if they fail to sign the Englishman again.