Victor, who has impressed at Barça Atletic and earned substitute appearances for the senior team, faces a challenging path to a starting role due to Barcelona’s expected attacking reinforcements and fierce competition from players like Robert Lewandowski, Lamine Yamal, and Raphinha.
La Liga clubs such as Real Betis, Celta Vigo, and Mallorca have shown interest in loan deals, but Leverkusen are pursuing a more concrete project, potentially offering a permanent transfer or a loan with exposure to European competitions.
Barcelona are open to Victor staying if he believes in their project but will consider serious offers to balance their books under Financial Fair Play constraints.
Leverkusen’s interest persists despite uncertainty over their managerial situation following Xabi Alonso’s departure, with Cesc Fabregas as a potential replacement.
Posts on X, including from @racsozerimar8, confirm Leverkusen’s interest, noting Victor’s desire for minutes as a key factor.
The transfer’s outcome hinges on Victor’s need for regular football and Barcelona’s squad planning for the 2025/26 season.
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