Not Cubarsi, the European giant who wants an FC Barcelona youngster

FC Barcelona has shown that playing young players can pay off. Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi, along with other young players, have been given the chance by Xavi to help the team get important results. Cubarsi and Yamal have become crucial for the team and are treated like first-team players like the other stars like Ronald Araujo, Frenkie De Jong, and Robert Lewandowski. Lamine Yamal has already caused interest from other European clubs, and FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta stated that offers close to $200 million have arrived for him. Cubarsi is also an interesting prospect for European clubs, but Laporta and the club do not want to sell him. A youngster who hasn't played much but has impressed in training is a candidate who could leave this summer.

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Luis Rojo from Marca reports that Cubarsi already has a proposal to renew his contract in Barcelona. And he will renew, but not at any price. There is still much to talk about. FC Barcelona has already sent a contract renewal offer to Pau Cubarsi until 2030/2031 with a release clause of $1 billion. Cubarsi told Barça that he wanted to stay at the club.

A youngster who is not yet given an opportunity this season is Mikayil Faye and Bayern Munich is interested in him. Santi Aouna reports that Bayern is closely monitoring the situation of Barcelona and Senegal center-back Mikayil Faye (19) and considers him an exciting player, even though he has yet to play for Barça's first team. As of now, the player's wish is to establish himself at Barcelona. Last winter, Barcelona rejected formal bids from Girona, Alavés, and Lens. Lens could come back next summer.

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Laporta reacts to Bayern's interest in Ronald Araujo

Joan Laporta talked about Bayern Munich's interest in Ronald Araujo. Laporta said, "Bayern going after Araujo? Well, Bayern is as it is. Here we are always saying that Barça is bad and Barça is good. But it seems that no matter how much to repeat, it ends up being what it is not. Barça is fine, much better than it was. We are in a process of economic recovery that, if some operations that we are developing end up bearing fruit, I think that soon we will have good news in that sense, because we will be with a healthy club again."