Rakitic urges Vuskovic to join Barça – BVB out of the race! | OneFootball

Many fans dream of seeing Luka Vuskovic in an HSV shirt for another year. But that is very unlikely to happen.

Even the supposedly biggest trump card Hamburg have does not change that. Brother Mario Vuskovic will be allowed to return to competitive football in November 2026 after a four-year doping ban. Since the siblings have publicly stated several times that they hope to play on the pitch together one day, those around HSV believed they had at least a minimal chance of extending Luka’s loan.

However, the closer the end of the season gets, the more unlikely this scenario becomes. According to Sport Bild, a stay beyond the summer is “hardly imaginable.” Much more likely, Vuskovic will return to his parent club Tottenham Hotspur in England on July 1. However, his time in North London could also be very short-lived.

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The background: According to Sport Bild, Vuskovic holds it against Tottenham that they did not trust him to make the step up to the team at the start of the season. He also definitely wants to play in international competition next year. That is completely out of the question for Spurs, who are currently battling relegation!

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On top of that, numerous Champions League clubs have registered their interest in the 18-year-old. They include FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. Vuskovic’s fellow countryman Ivan Rakitic is even said to have already recommended the teenager to Barça. A move to Catalonia would certainly make sense: agent Pini Zahavi has a close relationship with club president Joan Laporta and also represents Robert Lewandowski.

Meanwhile, the name Vuskovic is also a hot topic in England. Both Liverpool and Chelsea have the young centre-back on their radar. In that regard, the competition from England is likely to be far more serious for Barça than that from the Bundesliga. Vuskovic is said to be determined to compete for titles in the near future — something he reportedly does not believe Borussia Dortmund or Bayer Leverkusen can offer in the coming years!

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