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Barcelona set to complete first summer signing after transfer agents meet today

Barcelona are preparing to make their first move in the summer transfer window, and it’s reportedly all happening today.

After a successful season that saw the club lift three trophies, they are now focused on building for the future — starting with a new goalkeeper.

According to Fabrizio Romano, “Joan García agents will arrive in Barcelona today to proceed with formal steps of the deal.”

The Catalan club is ready to pay his €25 million release clause, which will be processed at La Liga’s Madrid headquarters.

Once the payment goes through, Garcia will sign a five-year contract. The 24-year-old is expected to stay at the Camp Nou until 2030. For Barcelona, this isn’t just about filling a position — it’s about reshaping the squad.

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Garcia expected to be Flick’s first choice at Barcelona

Barcelona’s current goalkeeper situation is changing. Head coach Hansi Flick is looking for a fresh start between the posts. Garcia is likely to be the new No. 1, moving ahead of both Marc-André ter Stegen and Wojciech Szczesny.

Ter Stegen has faced long injury spells and questions around his role in the squad. Szczesny, signed as a short-term option, could now drop to second choice. Inaki Peña is also expected to leave, with his contract running down and more minutes elsewhere a likely attraction.

For Garcia, this is a big leap — from Espanyol’s standout to Barcelona’s main man. And doing it by moving across the city adds a spicy twist to the story.

Local rivalries aside, Barca fans will hope he brings clean sheets, calm under pressure, and a few game-saving moments.

Garcia’s performances last season caught attention across Europe. Premier League clubs showed interest, but he has chosen to stay in Catalonia.

A keeper who stays grounded while reaching new heights? That’s something Barcelona can save for the long run.

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