No chance for HSV? Barça join the race for Vuskovic! | OneFootball

With his consistently strong performances, Luka Vuskovic is attracting attention all across Europe. Even FC Barcelona has the teenager on their radar.

A real transfer frenzy has erupted around Luka Vuskovic. While the 18-year-old impresses week after week in Hamburg, international interest is growing rapidly. After Tottenham’s recent Champions League defeat in Paris, their fans are loudly demanding the immediate return of the defensive talent, but there’s reassurance for HSV: According to Mopo information, the loan can only be terminated early if several Spurs defenders are sidelined due to injury. Currently, there is nothing to suggest that Vuskovic will leave HSV before the summer of 2026.

Much more pressing is the question: What happens after that? Tottenham has full control, as Vuskovic’s contract in North London runs until 2030. Rumors about an imminent contract extension have been denied, but an exchange between the club and the player’s side is apparently imminent. What will be crucial is the role Spurs envision for the Croatian in the coming season.

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Vuskovic also on Barça’s wish list

Meanwhile, Vuskovic’s management is receiving calls on a regular basis: According to Mopo, numerous top European clubs have already made inquiries. Particularly noteworthy: FC Barcelona is also taking a close look at the defensive jewel. While the Catalans are primarily searching for a left-footed center-back, Vuskovic is still on their list.

And what about HSV? Many Hanseatic fans dream of another loan and even hope that Luka will one day play alongside his older brother Mario. The fact that the youngster is eager to play with the returning Mario after the end of his doping suspension fuels these hopes. So, a one-year extension of the loan is not entirely out of the question.

But realistically, the hotter the bidding war and the stronger Vuskovic becomes, the slimmer HSV’s chances. Especially since another loan would likely only be considered if the club manages to stay in the league.

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