Barcelona's pursuit of Bisiwu stalls over Brugge's price tag

FC Barcelona have made an official offer for 18‑year‑old striker Jesse Bisiwu, but Club Brugge’s €800,000 asking price stalls the deal. Bisiwu is under contract with Brugge until mid‑2027 for now.

The financial gap between the Catalan giants and the Belgian side is the primary reason negotiations have stalled, with Brugge refusing to lower its price despite Barcelona’s earlier bid. The club’s insistence keeps talks at an impasse and forces Barcelona into a cautious, wait‑and‑see approach.

Barcelona remains convinced of Bisiwu’s potential and continues to monitor his situation closely. The Catalans hope that Brugge will eventually concede and adjust the price later in the transfer window.

Scouts from Barcelona have been sent to Youth League matches to observe Bisiwu in action, reflecting the long‑standing interest the Spanish side has shown in the forward. His performances have attracted attention for some time, prompting the club to keep the player on their radar.

Bisiwu has reportedly seen reduced playing time at Club Brugge after expressing a desire to leave for Barcelona this summer. The 18‑year‑old’s openness to a move to Camp Nou aligns with the club’s belief that he could develop further in Spain.

If Brugge eventually lowers its asking price, Barcelona could secure a promising talent before his contract expires in 2027, while the Belgian club would benefit from a transfer fee that reflects his market value. Until then, both sides remain at a stalemate, with the Catalans watching and the Belgians holding firm.