FC Barcelona want Marco Reus to join after transfer embargo!

Spanish newspaper Marca have claimed a new twist in the conversation of what the future of Marco Reus looks like.

Reus, currently playing for Borussia Dortmund, appears destined to leave the club in the near future, and according to the Spanish media the attacking midfielder is now at the centre of a classic Real Madrid versus Barcelona fight.

FC Barcelona are reportedly asking Reus to move to the Camp Nou as soon as the club’s transfer embargo is finished in 2016.

By contrast, Real Madrid have already opened lines of communication with the player’s agent, whilst Marca believe Reus himself is preferring a Los Blancos move.

In addition, Marca report that Real Madrid are committed to match the highest offer on the table for Reus next summer, which the conclusion being that the German looks destined to joined Cristiano Ronaldo and company at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Will Marco Reus end up at FC Barcelona?

Although the reports linking Marco Reus to the Catalan giants this summer were minimal, they still popped up here and there. As Barça shifted its attention to Paul Pogba, Juventus were thrown in the Reus mix, as the German superstar was heavily linked with a move to Italy for several weeks.

After all, Marco is staying in Dortmund, and even signed a contract extension with Die Schwarzgelben, keeping the attacking midfielder in the club until 2019. And his agent, Volker Struth, rather confirmed Reus' decision to stick around and play three or four more seasons with his childhood club in an interview this week.

"We hear and read every single rumor regarding Marco's future. We can absolutely say that the player is incredibly happy with how things are developing at Dortmund. We appreciate and feel flattered by the interest and offers from all teams, but it's safe to say Marco is staying at Borussia Dortmund."

Source: TuttoJuve