Barcelona is not actively looking to offload Jules Kounde; however, the club has begun preparing backup plans should a substantial offer force a decision.
Spanish media indicate that Tottenham Hotspur's right-back Pedro Porro is seen as a potential successor. Porro’s strong World Cup performance for Spain and natural attacking style fit well with Hansi Flick’s tactical plans.
Bayern Munich’s interest in Kounde has been confirmed recently, but no formal bid has been made. Barcelona reportedly values Kounde between €50 million and €60 million, while Bayern’s current ceiling is around €40 million, leaving a gap.
Porro recently renewed his contract with Tottenham, giving Spurs a strong negotiation position. Buying Porro would likely cost Barcelona more than Kounde’s current market value, raising both financial and sporting concerns.
At present, the situation remains hypothetical: Kounde is still a Barcelona player, and Bayern’s interest has not turned into a serious offer. Nevertheless, Porro remains a name to watch if Kounde ultimately departs.
