Barcelona recruited Pau Victor on loan from Catalan rivals Girona during the summer transfer window to help strengthen the club’s reserve team.
Indeed, the 22-year-old was brought in to bolster Barça Atletic’s offensive options under manager Rafa Marquez.
But Victor has had such an effect at Barça that the club is contemplating making his move permanent.
Barcelona considers paying a €3 million acquisition clause.
According to SPORT, Barcelona is contemplating triggering the €3 million buy clause in Pau Victor’s loan agreement to make his signing permanent in the summer.
Victor has scored 12 goals in 20 appearances for Barça Atlético since joining the club, leaving a lasting impact.
The 22-year-old has slotted in perfectly with Barcelona’s style and philosophy, demonstrating his goal-scoring ability and adaptability, as he can play as a No. 9 or on the wings.
Awaiting his first-team debut.
Not only has he performed well for Barcelona Atletico, but the 22-year-old has also been summoned up to first-team training on many occasions by Xavi Hernandez.
Victor has been in four Barça matchday squads, twice in La Liga and twice in the Copa del Rey.
According to SPORT, the teenager may potentially make his debut tomorrow against Granada, considering the amount of strikers out due to injury.
So, a great finish to the season may persuade Barcelona to pay the €3 million and make his move permanent in the summer.
WIt is unclear if he will remain with Barça Atletic or the first-team, or whether he will be sold for profit.
