Barcelona pursue possible deal for Leipzig defender Lukeba

Barcelona pursue possible deal for Leipzig defender Lukeba

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2026-11-07 22:44:18
Barcelona are pursuing a possible deal for Castello Lukeba, with his Leipzig release clause set to fall from €80m to €65m after the season.

Barcelona are pursuing a possible deal for Leipzig defender Castello Lukeba. GOAL reported that his release clause will drop from €80 million to €65 million at the end of the season.

Lukeba wants to leave Leipzig

GOAL reported that Lukeba wants to leave Leipzig and is prepared to force the issue. The outlet also reported that Lukeba and Leipzig both see next summer as the right time to part ways, while Leipzig are happy to negotiate a sale.

La Liga is Lukeba’s preference

GOAL reported that Lukeba wants La Liga rather than the Premier League despite interest from England, with Barcelona among his preferred destinations.

Agency change linked to planned exit

Sport, citing Sky Germany, reported that Lukeba has switched agencies with the aim of smoothing his exit next summer. His new agency is Excellence Sport Nation, which also represents Jules Koundé.

New agent meets Deco

GOAL reported that Lukeba’s new agent met Barcelona sporting director Deco to discuss the defender’s situation and the prospects of a deal. Those talks put the first numbers on the table and outlined the terms of a future negotiation. Leipzig could accept slightly less than the €65 million clause while offering Barcelona more favourable payment terms. Lukeba is 23 and under contract with Leipzig until 2029.

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