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Barcelona have confirmed that Xavi Espart has renewed his contract with the club until 2030. The youngster has broken into the first team this season, impressing at left-back for Hansi Flick’s side. The versatile La Masia graduate can also play…

FC Barcelona have officially confirmed that young defender Xavi Espart has signed a contract extension keeping him at the club until June 30, 2030. The La Masia graduate has broken into the first team under manager Hansi Flick this season, making a strong impression primarily at left-back.
Espart will formally sign the four-year extension alongside Barcelona president Joan Laporta in the coming days before addressing the media. Manager Hansi Flick has previously praised the versatile player, comparing his playing style to former Germany international Philipp Lahm.
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