FC Barcelona has officially announced the contract extension of Pedri until June 30, 2030, securing the long-term future of one of its most influential midfielders.

A Historic Signing at Spotify Camp Nou

The Spanish international signed his new deal in a formal event at Spotify Camp Nou, accompanied by his family and key club executives, including president Joan Laporta, vice president of sports Rafa Yuste, and sporting director Deco.

Pedri: A Key Piece for Barcelona's Future

Since joining Barcelona in 2020 from UD Las Palmas, Pedri has been an essential figure in the club's midfield. At just 21 years old, he has already won:

• One LaLiga
• One Copa del Rey
• Two Spanish Supercups
• Olympic silver medal with Spain
• UEFA European Championship with La Roja

With 175 matches played for Barcelona's first team, Pedri is now the third-most capped player under the age of 23 in club history, behind only Xavi Hernández (179) and Lionel Messi (214).

Overcoming Injuries and Thriving Under Flick

After struggling with muscle injuries in previous seasons, Pedri has regained full fitness and consistency under Hansi Flick. This season, he has played 32 matches (30 as a starter), significantly improving his performance metrics:

• 62.66 passes attempted per match
• 8.9 successful passes into the final third
• 2.14 successful passes into the box
• 9.37 progressive carries

With four goals and four assists, the Tenerife-born playmaker has rediscovered his best form and continues to establish himself as the leading figure in Barcelona’s midfield.