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For a year and a half now, Lamine Yamal has established himself as a framework for FC Barcelona, despite his youth. At 17, the winger will take on a new magnitude this season, with already 11 goals and 14 assists in 31 games in all competitions. Ultimately, the only fear of the curles is to see him go quickly from the club, where he is still under contract until 2026. An offer of € 250 million would even have been refused last summer, without anyone Know what club this proposal came from (PSG?). Deco sees his nugget staying at Barça for many more years, he firmly engages in it with Sport.
“”He is a footballer here. Like Gavi, Cubarsí, Lamine and others, who grew up here. I don't see a better place for them than being at Barça. I think Lamine feels that, that he loves it and that he is happy at Barça, in Barcelona. There are his friends, his family. From there, we have to do our homework to make sure it is always happy and see the contracts. We have responsibility for Lamine at all levels and it should be happy. He is a key actor and he is priceless. We will not listen to the offers“Said the Portuguese sports director. Now remains to prolong it, and for a long time.
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