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Barcelona table improved €6.5 million offer for 17-year-old midfield target
It is no secret that Barcelona are in the market for a new midfielder this January after losing Pedri and Gavi through injuries.
Although the recent performances of Sergi Roberto have appeared as a saving grace, Deco is still determined to find a new midfielder who can add more solidity to the position.
One of the players Barcelona are targeting is Lucas Bergvall, the top talent from Sweden, who has emerged as one of the most sought-after youngsters in Europe.
Barcelona unlikely to give up on Bergvall
A recent report from AS has offered an update on Bergvall’s future, suggesting that Barcelona are not expected to give up on their pursuit of the Swede.
Currently plying his trade for Swedish outfit Djurgårdens, Bergvall has been courted by the likes of Liverpool and RB Leipzig as well.
Barcelona, in particular, though have shown serious interest. They had even made an initial offer of around €4 million.

But following reports of Djurgårdens wanting €15 million for the youngster, the possibility of the transfer was squashed.
However, it is now believed that the previous reports of Djurgården wanting €15 million are false. The Swedish club are looking for a much lower fee for the 17-year-old.
Barcelona raise offer for Bergvall
This could play into the hands of Barcelona, who are now in a position to sign the Swede whizkid for a cut-price deal this January.
In fact, AS claims that Barcelona have even improved their offer for Bergvall. The Catalans are ready to offer €6.5 million, which is a significantly improved proposal.
While Djurgårdens have yet to make a decision, the coming days could prove to be crucial, as far as the player’s future is concerned.
Speaking about his future recently, Bergvall had said: “I know there is a lot of speculation, but I’m trying to focus on the national team and I’m happy to be here for the January tour. Now I’m a Djurgardens player.”
“I am proud that my club is asking for so much money. But Djurgarden and my agents will take care of that. I don’t know where I will play next season,” added Bergvall.
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