BarcelonaTeam·Barcelona is reportedly set to launch a fresh proposal to secure the services of Club BruggeTeam·Club Brugge's promising young winger, Jesse BisiwuPlayer·Jesse Bisiwu. This renewed effort follows an initial bid of €9 million that was rejected by the Belgian club, as reported by Sports Mole.
The 18-year-old talent has already given his approval for the move to the Catalan giants, with his agent confirming BarcelonaTeam·Barcelona's interest earlier this year. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, BarcelonaTeam·Barcelona is now poised to return with an enhanced offer, aiming to overcome Club BruggeTeam·Club Brugge's previous refusal.
Club BruggeTeam·Club Brugge, recognizing Bisiwu's significant potential, is expected to insist on a substantial sell-on clause as part of any transfer agreement. This clause would ensure they benefit from any future sale of the player, underscoring their belief in his long-term development.
BarcelonaTeam·Barcelona's strategic plan for Jesse BisiwuPlayer·Jesse Bisiwu involves initially integrating him into their B team, which competes in the fourth tier. The expectation is that he could swiftly earn opportunities with the first team under coach Hansi FlickCoach·Hansi Flick, who is known for his willingness to trust and develop young talents. Bisiwu's current contract with Club BruggeTeam·Club Brugge extends until the summer of 2027.
During his time with Club BruggeTeam·Club Brugge's reserve team, Club NXTTeam·Club NXT, Bisiwu has made 36 competitive appearances, contributing two goals and two assists. He also showcased his abilities on the European stage, impressing in the UEFA Youth League with three goals and one assist across eight matches.
This pursuit of Bisiwu aligns with BarcelonaTeam·Barcelona's broader transfer strategy, which continues to be shaped by ongoing financial considerations. The club, despite its domestic success in the 2025/26 season—securing their 29th La LigaCompetition·La Liga title and triumphing in the Spanish Super Cup—remains focused on strategic, cost-effective signings. Their aim for European glory, following a UEFA Champions LeagueCompetition·Champions League quarter-final exit, further emphasizes the need for sustainable squad building and adherence to La LigaCompetition·La Liga's financial fair play regulations. The acquisition of young, high-potential players like Bisiwu is central to their long-term vision for both sporting success and financial stability.
Jesse Bisiwu (left) and Mohammed El Adfaoui battle for possession. (Belga/IMAGO)
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