Barcelona’s electrifying season opener continues as they thrash Real Betis 5-0 at Camp Nou in La Liga.
Meanwhile, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has expressed his desire to sign Barcelona midfielder.
Spanish source Fichajes reports that ten Hag is keen on getting the Dutchman his former Ajax pupil, to come to Old Trafford to help him address the midfield issues currently plaguing United this season.
De Jong, the Dutch maestro flourishes under Xavi’s direction in Barcelona’s midfield symphony. His contract is good until 2026, and the club, inspired by his performance, is creating a richer score to acknowledge his significant contribution.
The uncertainty from the previous summer has faded into the background, and excitement is growing for the anticipated proposal that will recognize his crucial role in the winning composition of the team.
After de Jong, Xavi’s contract
In an intriguing turn of events, journalist Luis Rojo discloses Xavi’s new Barcelona contract has an automatic renewal option based on particular parameters. While Xavi’s current deal expires this season, a new chapter is already in the works as talks have already been wrapped up, halting only briefly to engage in the transfer window madness. This gripping football story develops anticipation for what’s to come.
- In accordance with trophies, Xavi’s time at Camp Nou is guaranteed to last till 2025.
- impressive record since 2021, winning the Spanish Supercup and league last year.
- La Liga title defense and Champions League success are the new challenges.
- If the trophy-based extension doesn’t trigger, negotiations are planned. Future events are exciting!
Joao Felix talks about his early days at the Camp Nou
Joao Felix finds comfort in Barcelona’s renowned Camp Nou and believes that the city’s brilliant colors make everything simpler. After a lackluster tenure at Chelsea, the Portuguese forward, on loan from Atletico Madrid, seeks a comeback. Felix’s desired transfer materializes at the Wanda Metropolitano, realizing his Blaugrana fantasy at the very last minute of the transfer window.
The 23-year-old phenom scored his first goal in his maiden start for Barcelona this past weekend, capping off an outstanding debut. Felix couldn’t help but admire the electrifying atmosphere at Camp Nou after their victory over Real Betis, which was highlighted by 90 Min. He was catapulted to a remarkable moment in his burgeoning career by a combination of talent, enthusiasm, and the cheering crowd.
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