Etta Eyong is being considered by FC Barcelona as a potential replacement for Robert Lewandowski, whose contract ends this season. A report from MD states that the 22-year-old Cameroonian international is a target for the club. The club tried to sign him last summer but was unable to due to 'fair play' financial rules. Eyong hopes to have his future decided in the upcoming January transfer window, with the intention that a club signs him then. Because regulations prevent him from playing for a third club in one season, he would stay on loan at Levante until June 30. While Barcelona is considered to have an advantage, they face competition from Real Madrid, as well as Manchester City, Manchester United, and Arsenal from the Premier League. The striker's release clause is 30 million euros for LaLiga teams and 40 million euros for Premier League clubs. The centre-forward joined Levante in September 2025 and has scored 6 goals and provided 3 assists in 10 LaLiga appearances this season. His contract with the club runs until June 2029, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €20.00m.