Lamin Yamal has already established itself as one of the brightest young stars in world football after a breakout season with FC Barcelona. Like top clubs over the Europa Circle, A recently implemented La Liga rule can now help Barcelona secure its long-term future.
With interest from giants as Paris Saint-Germain and Barca still navigates financial challenges, Concerns have arisen if a possible departure when Yamal’s contract expires. However, these fear can be eased by a new regulation introduced by Spanish football’s governing bodies.
La Liga has approved a rule that allows clubs to renew the contracts for players under 24, even if they exceed their payroll. While Barcelona If previously struggled to register players such as Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor because of these financial restrictions, this rule would not apply in Yamal’s case.
In order to qualify under this provision, A player must have been fully agreed to the club for at least three seasons in a row. With yamal coming through Masia And contributes to the first team for several seasons, he meets the criteria to sign an extension under this new regulation.

The rule is designed to protect new domestic talents and prevent young stars from leaving La Liga for other leagues. Yamal’s current contract runs until June 2026, but when he turns 18, Barcelona is expected to offer him a long -term business under these revised conditions.

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Yamal’s ambition to make history in Barcelona
When comparisons with Lionel Messi continue to grow, Yamal has made it clear that he imagines a future tied to the club that brought him up. In an interview with the Spanish TV show El hormiguero In September 2024, the wing expressed its commitment to Barca:
“I do not want anyone to pay the publishing clause of EUR 120 million because it would mean that I would have to leave Barca. I hope I never have to leave. I want to be a legend“Pronounced Yamal and calmed his commitment with the Spanish side, where he has already broken several records.