18+ | Please gamble responsibly | Commercial content
The Football Faithful content may include affiliate links, which means we could earn a commission if you choose to register or make a purchase through one of our featured partners. This compensation does not influence our editorial integrity; all recommendations are made independently. However, it may impact the positioning and visibility of certain operators within our articles.
Barcelona to tie young pair down to new contracts following links to Premier League
Arsenal Barcelona Chelsea
Premier League

Barcelona to tie young pair down to new contracts following links to Premier League

Barcelona are close to securing new contracts for Gavi and Ronald Araujo as the club look to ward off interest from the Premier League. The Spanish side are hopeful of confirming new deals for the duo this month, with both having less than 18 months remaining on their contracts and attracting significant interest from English […]

Barcelona are close to securing new contracts for Gavi and Ronald Araujo as the club look to ward off interest from the Premier League.

The Spanish side are hopeful of confirming new deals for the duo this month, with both having less than 18 months remaining on their contracts and attracting significant interest from English clubs.

[dugoutvideo id=”eyJrZXkiOiJwak1hc2dVSCIsInAiOiJ0aGUtZm9vdGJhbGwtZmFpdGhmdWwiLCJwbCI6IiJ9″ partner=”the-football-faithful”]

 

Gavi has enjoyed a brilliant breakthrough season at Barcelona and became the youngest ever player to represent Spain when making his senior debut in October, though the 17-year-old remains on a youth contract worth just €100,000-per-season and which contains a release clause of €50m.

Sport are reporting that the Catalan side will offer Gavi a new five-year contract which will raise his release clause – a requirement for players in Spain – to €1bn, matching the figures of Pedri, Ansu Fati and Ferran Torres as the club look to rebuild around their homegrown core.

Araujo will receive a similar rise as Barcelona look to retain their best young talent, with the centre-back having attracted interest from the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United.

The Uruguayan international wants to remain at the Camp Nou after becoming a regular across the past two seasons and an agreement is expected to be reached on a new long-term contract for the 22-year-old.

Read – Noughties Nines: Samuel Eto’o – The clinical Cameroonian who conquered Europe

Read Also – Five of the most unique goals in Premier League history

Subscribe to our social channels:

Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube