Team Talk reports that Barcelona are eyeing Lucas Chevalier as a potential addition to their goalkeeper lineup. Barcelona have added Lucas Chevalier to their goalkeeper shortlist as they search for a new No 1. Sporting director Deco is considering Chevalier as a serious option. However, Barcelona will need to sell one or two players to afford the €35-40 million fee Lille hopes to receive. Chevalier is open to moving if he receives a serious proposal from Spain.

Lucas Chevalier's transfer is also being considered by FC Barcelona. His contract with Lille expires in two years. He was previously admired by PSG, but they are likely to extend Gianluigi Donnarumma's contract.

Lucas Chevalier, Lille's young goalkeeper, is considering a move to a bigger club after his first French national team call-up. He hinted at a transfer during a press conference, with Barcelona reportedly showing interest. The Catalan club's sporting director, Deco, sees Chevalier as a potential addition while awaiting the return of Marc-André Ter Stegen and the resolution of Iñaki Peña's future.

Lille has established a price of 40 million euros for Lucas Chevalier, drawing interest from Barcelona. The club regards Chevalier as a premier choice for bolstering their goalkeeping lineup, particularly with the potential future exit of Ter Stegen. Barcelona has initiated preliminary discussions to assess this prospective acquisition. Chevalier remains under contract with Lille until 2027, positioning him as a promising long-term investment.