The FC Barcelona is always surrounded by rumors, and as the next summer transfer window approaches, reports from inside the club say they are already analyzing their options-especially the profiles and performances of strikers Barcelona could sign. In this context, one of the clear priorities appears to be finding a successor for Robert Lewandowski, whose contract expires and who will turn 38 in August 2026.

This is where Harry Kane's name comes in. According to Catalan media, the English striker is gaining more and more traction with every performance he delivers. Another name that has been heavily linked is Julián Álvarez, though he looks almost impossible to prise away from Atlético Madrid.

How much would Harry Kane cost?

One of the main reasons the Englishman is seen as a realistic alternative is that he has a release clause for next summer set at around 65 million, despite his contract running until 2027. That figure looks very attractive when you consider that Liverpool transfers included paying 145 million for Alexander Isak and 94 million for Hugo Ekitiké just a few months ago.

Erling Haaland may be Joan Laporta's dream signing, but everyone knows Manchester City would demand an absolute fortune to let him go.

Harry Kane to Barcelona isn't just a classic No. 9 who lives in the box-he also creates chances for his teammates, making him a perfect striker profile for Barça. On top of that, his numbers are out of this world: 23 goals in 17 matches so far this season.

We'll see how the summer unfolds and which Barcelona reinforcements they end up bringing in, but there's no doubt that landing Harry Kane signing would be a massive statement of intent to go all out and win everything in Europe.