Lamine Yamal: At least four teams would be interested in signing the 'jewel' of Barça

Lamine Yamal has become one of the most sought-after players in the international sports scene. And why wouldn't he be? At 17 years old, the forward is already recognized as one of the best young players in the world. He has amassed a significant number of records, individual awards, goals, and high assists for someone of his age. Furthermore, he has shown to be a constant source of danger when he has the ball at his feet, leaving that feeling of being a special footballer.

In light of this, and considering that Lamine Yamal's contract with FC Barcelona ends on June 30, 2026, it is common for several teams to be interested in his services, despite the expectation that he will soon renew with the Catalan team. According to 'Mundo Deportivo', four teams are hopeful of tempting the '19' from Barça to leave the Catalan club and be part of their future projects.

Real Madrid, one of them

One of these clubs is Real Madrid, a team that Lamine Yamal openly rejected in an interview. Apparently, the white club recurrently inquires with the forward's agent, Jorge Mendes, about the situation of the Spanish-Moroccan and his options to leave the blaugrana club.

However, the renowned Portuguese representative has always advised the Merengues to give up on the idea of signing the player, as he is fully committed to the FC Barcelona's sporting project.

PSG wants to emulate a new 'Neymar case'

In the same vein, another team keeping an eye on Lamine Yamal's situation is Paris Saint-Germain. The Parisians allegedly showed enthusiasm in acquiring the 'jewel' from Barça in the past and were willing to offer around €200 million for him, attempting to snatch the star player from FC Barcelona, similar to what they did with Neymar and, in a different context, with Leo Messi. This interest would primarily focus on attracting the homegrown player for economic reasons.

Two 'big' Premier League clubs also attentive

Finally, it is worth noting the interest of two Premier League teams in exploring their options to add Lamine Yamal to their ranks. Specifically, Manchester City and Liverpool, two of the great teams in Europe.

The extent of this presumed interest in a Lamine Yamal whose future, in many aspects, seems closely tied to FC Barcelona will have to be evaluated. This, given the stance of both the Catalan club and the '19' and his surroundings to strengthen the bond between both parties, at least until 2030.