In just one year, Barça has managed to secure the continuity of the young core of the squad. Pedri, Gavi, Fermín, Raphinha, and Lamine Yamal have signed new contracts that tie them to the blaugrana club for the coming years.

The club is thus making sure to keep its sporting assets away from outside temptations in an increasingly aggressive market. The future depends on them, and at Barça, they're more certain of it than ever.
The three pending renewals
Although most of the work is done, the sporting department still has three pending operations that it considers a priority. These are Eric García, Frenkie de Jong, and Jules Koundé. All three are in the coach's plans and have valid contracts, but the club is looking to update their terms and extend their contracts.
The sporting management wants to get the job done before the season progresses and avoid uncomfortable situations in the future.
The next to renew
According to several Barcelona newspapers, Eric García could be the next to sign his renewal. The Catalan defender, who returned to the club after his time at Manchester City, convinced Flick last season. His current contract ends in 2026 (2026), but the club is already working on an extension until 2030 (2030).

This operation would be another sign of Barça's commitment to keep its homegrown players with potential. In addition, Eric's attitude is especially valued, as he's always willing to contribute from any position, without making noise. His professionalism and versatility have made him a highly appreciated figure by the coaching staff.
Versatility is his greatest virtue
One of the reasons why Eric García has earned his renewal is his status as a utility player. Although his natural position is center-back, Flick has also used him as a right-back and even as a defensive midfielder in certain tactical contexts. His tactical intelligence and adaptability allow him to perform reliably in different areas of the field.
This profile, increasingly valuable in modern soccer, has helped him earn the full trust of the coaching staff. In a squad with a lot of competition, Eric has shown that he can be important in more than one role. That's why his renewal is an investment in a player who brings balance, commitment, and flexibility to Barça's project.