Barcelona is said to emphasize two important transfer goals to improve Hansi Flick's team this summer.
The Catalan giants do not want to tear up their triple winning team, and with finance on an upward curve, Flick is not put under pressure to sell important players.
An extra attacker is a long-term target and Barcelona also chases Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia as a future no. 1 option.
The freshness in attack may meant a revival of the interest of the club in athletic club star Nico Williams, but that is no longer the case.
Barcelona openly chased Williams last summer, while the Basque attacker played a key role in the UEFA Euro 2024 triumph in Spain.
Despite the great urge to lure him away from Bilbao, the 22-year-old chose to stay and Barcelona remained frustrated.
Despite some persistent interest in a move, club officials have taken a hard suitcase, and his rejection of their previous offer is said to have convinced the La Blaugrana board not to try again.
While the door closes to Williams, Barcelona enables itself to concentrate on their latest priority, Luis Diaz from Liverpool.
A potential deal for Diaz is complicated, despite the fact that the player of the player drops a huge hint over his son who wants to join Barcelona.
Liverpool would like to keep the Colombia International with conversations that will continue with a renewal after his current output date of 2027.
Reports from Mundo Deportivo Hint to Diaz as Flick's no. 1 Pick and Liverpool can be in the mood to negotiate.
Arne Slot has already concluded a deal for the Dutch International Jeremie Frimpong to replace Real Madrid-bound Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Slot also insists on Frimpong's former Bayer Leverkusen teammate Florian Wirtz as part of a club record transfer agreement that can be partially financed by the Diaz exit.