🚨Official: Lamine Yamal extends Barça contract until 2031
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The jewel of La Masía extends its connection with Barcelona for six more seasons.
Without a doubt, it's the best news for the present and especially the future of Barcelona. Lamine Yamal will continue to wear the azulgrana jersey until June 30, 2031.
This has been confirmed in his new contract, with which he will turn 24 years old and still have his entire career ahead of him. A step in the right direction where Lamine aims to be the key to the Barça project for the next decade.
A meteoric rise
In his 106 games with the first team, he has accumulated 25 goals and 34 assists to win two leagues, one Copa del Rey, and one Spanish Super Cup.
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With the Spanish national team, he has already lifted the Euro 2024 trophy, all at just 17 years old.
📸 MANAURE QUINTERO - AFP or licensors
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