Barcelona's sporting director Deco is set to be at Wembley this afternoon to watch Chelsea striker Joao Pedro in action during the FA Cup final against Manchester City.
The 48-year-old, who played for Chelsea during his own career, has spent the week in London holding various transfer discussions as the Catalan giants plan their summer business.
It's no secret that Barca need a new frontman with Robert Lewandowski nearing the end of his time at the top level.
The Spanish champions have zeroed in on Pedro as someone who could slot perfectly into their system, making him a top target to eventually take over from the Polish legend.
Barcelona legend Deco is in attendance at Wembley to watch Joao Pedro
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Pedro's agent has also touched down in London ahead of today's showpiece event at Wembley.
According to Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo, the representative arrived on Friday with plans that extend beyond simply watching the match.
The agent intends to sit down with Chelsea officials to get a sense of where Pedro fits into the club's future plans.
There's also a meeting with Deco on the cards in the coming days to explore whether a switch to Camp Nou might be possible.
Reports from Spain suggest Pedro himself would be receptive to joining Barcelona this summer, with the La Liga side said to have made initial contact with the Brazilian last month.
Joao Pedro is one of Barcelona's top transfer targets this summer
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Chelsea, however, find themselves in an incredibly strong position when it comes to any potential negotiations.
The Brazilian only arrived at Stamford Bridge from Brighton last summer in a £60million deal and has been absolutely brilliant, bagging 20 goals across all competitions this season.
His contract runs all the way through to 2033, which essentially means the Blues can name whatever price they fancy.
Joao Pedro has had a stunning campaign for Chelsea despite the club's woes
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Spanish reports indicate Chelsea would want at least €100million to even consider letting him go.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has stressed that Chelsea have absolutely no desire to part ways with their star striker.
Barcelona's financial struggles are well documented, and they simply aren't in a position to meet what Chelsea would demand.