This article was originally produced by the public account Sivah Sports
In recent years, Barcelona have taken many detours in terms of reinforcements. Barca's situation this season needs no further elaboration, just looking at their current forward line-up, it is already telling: the Red and Blues do not have a truly world-class striker in their squad, and as a traditional giant, it is impossible to say anything. Admittedly, Barca are in the stage of blood change and reconstruction, and the young players in the team have supported half the sky. Meanwhile, the fire-fighting strikers who had been salvaged in a critical moment were now all tasteless, and it was time for a major cleanup.
Barcelona's road to rejuvenation is to clean up the mess left by Bartomeu while doing a good job of replacing the old and the new. In the summer of 2017, Neymar's century transfer became the source of all evil. Since then, Barca have successively purchased Dembele and Coutinho at sky-high prices, in a vain attempt to fill the vacancy of the Brazilian king's departure, and Dembele has become a tumor in the team due to the problem of glassman attributes and professional attitudes since joining the team. In the summer of 2019, Griezmann landed at Camp Nou for €120 million, ending his transfer soap opera with Barca. In just two years, the Frenchman slipped back to his old club, Atletico, on loan. At the beginning of 2020, Dembele and Suarez were both injured, and Barca spent 18 million euros to buy Brycevette from Leganes. For the Dane, landing in the giants from a Relegated Team in La Liga is a step up the ladder, and he knows the role he plays. Since joining Barca, Brycewitt has made only 22 starts in 57 appearances in all competitions, contributing 10 goals and 4 assists.
At the end of the 2019-2020 season, The Mission Completed Braysvetter fell out of favor at the speed of light. With Koeman taking office, Barca embarked on an ambitious rebuilding project: with Fati rising to the first team and the introduction of Portuguese youngster Trincan, the honourable old man Suarez was banished to Atletico. Last summer, Coman began recruiting fellow Dutchmen at Camp Nou, signing Depay visa-free from Lyon and Luc De Jong from Sevilla. After Laporta entered the palace twice, he broke his word and Messi's departure from the team caused Barca to suffer a heavy blow on the offensive end. Aguero, who bid farewell to Manchester City in his free body, thought that he could fight alongside Messi in his professional twilight years, but the good brothers went to Paris and the younger brother Neymar continued the frontier. Regarding Aguero's physical condition, it is really difficult to say how much Manchester City really knows, but the result is that the Argentine came to Camp Nou to take a cutscene and scored his debut goal and retired honorably.
This season, Barca's long-standing problems have changed from quantitative to qualitative changes, reflected in the results from the Champions League to the Europa League, from the title to the fourth. In front of the field, Luc De Jong and Brayswirt are not at the level of the giants, Depay cannot be the indian center forward, and Fati is injured again. Dembele? Not to mention the next one. In this case, the Barca winter window began to look for new firefighting strikers. City have a real relative, Pep Guardiola, a 55 million substitute striker who has won the Premier League title. It is also regrettable to think that Barça at its peak is most likely to look down on Ferran Torres, but now it has to rely on him to help the poor technically. Predictably, Barca's first priority this summer is to clean up the front. Barca's patience with Dembele has exceeded its limits, and the latter will surely roll away. In addition, Koeman has long been out of class, and the "Dutch Gang" plus Bryce witt are on the cleansing list.
In this winter window, Three Premier League reinforcements from Ferran Torres, Traoré and Aubameyang were in place, which shows that the Red and Blue Front has been completely different. Harvey, with his pure DNA, is rebellious in his tactical revolution that deviates from tradition. Although the fans were surprised, they were still full of confidence in their famous hosts. Modern football tactics are changing rapidly, not to mention that pass control is not Barcelona's own thing. Rather than sticking to tradition, perhaps it is wise to follow the trend and adapt randomly.