a Ligue 1 star to succeed ter Stegen?

a Ligue 1 star to succeed ter Stegen?

In search of a new goalkeeper for next summer, FC Barcelona have identified Lucas Chevalier as one of their main targets, according to the media Relevo. The young Lille goalkeeper has impressed for more than two years with his performances in Ligue 1, and he is also shining on the European scene. At 21, Chevalier has already been decisive in LOSC’s qualifiers against Fenerbahçe and Slavia Prague, and he was able to shine even more brilliantly in the group stage against giants like Real Madrid and Atlético, contributing to the exploits history of his club. His level of play, combined with his composure against Madrid stars, naturally attracts attention, and could even be a springboard towards the French team.

An open bridge between Lille and Barça?

Barça sees in Chevalier an ideal candidate to compete with Marc-André ter Stegen, who, at 32 years old and returning from injury, will undoubtedly remain a sure value but whose consistency could be questioned. Initially, the Catalan club was targeting Diogo Costa, but the high price asked by Porto (around 45 million euros) and the interest of Manchester City complicated the matter. The cost of Chevalier, estimated around 20 million euros, therefore seems much more affordable for Barcelona, ​​which also closely follows Lille striker Jonathan David. Barça’s interest could be facilitated by their relationship with Chevalier’s agent, the same one who had already orchestrated the arrival of Lucas Digne at the club in 2016.

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In search of a new goalkeeper for next summer, FC Barcelona have identified Lucas Chevalier as one of their main targets, according to the media Relevo. The young Lille goalkeeper has impressed for more than two years with his performances in Ligue 1, and he is also shining on the European scene.

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