Lamine Yamalâs rise to stardom has drawn interest from top clubs around the world, with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) making a notable attempt to sign him. However, despite the lucrative offers, Barcelona has made it clear that the young talent is not for sale, emphasizing his importance to the clubâs future. Yamal, who is not yet 18, has already captured the attention of global football due to his immense potential and performances at Barcelona.
The club’s response to any suitors, including the significant offers from both Saudi Arabia and PSG, has been resolute. Barcelona president Joan Laporta has firmly stated that Yamal is not for sale and will only leave if his 1,000 million euro release clause is met. This decision highlights Barcelonaâs commitment to securing Yamal’s future at the club, with plans to renew his contract once he turns 18, ensuring his long-term stay.
Yamalâs value to Barcelona extends beyond his skill on the pitch. The club views him as a potential future Ballon d’Or contender, making him an untouchable asset. As a result, Barcelona is not willing to entertain offers unless they match the astronomical buyout clause, signaling their determination to keep hold of one of the brightest young talents in world football.
