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Considered the natural successor of Lionel Messi on the side of FC Barcelona, Lamine Yamal is necessarily targeted by all the biggest clubs in the world, like Manchester City which seems ready to offer a historic offer for the Spanish striker.
Launched in the deep end by Xavi in 2023 on the side of Barça, Lamine Yamal has established himself as a comet at the top of the hierarchy of the best players in the world. Brilliant last season, especially during the victory of Spain at Euro 2024, the 17 -year -old kid is completely validating his confirmation season. Always so decisive, with 13 goals and 19 assists in 42 games with Barcelona, Yamal continues to impress everyone with his speed, technique and game intelligence. So much so that he is considered by some world football followers as the best current player, alongside Mbappé or Vinicius. With a limitless potential, Spain necessarily attracts the eyes of the largest European clubs. And according to the Fichajes site, Yamal is in particular in the viewfinder of Manchester City.
City offers 275 million euros for Yamal
Lamine Yamal could become the most expensive transfer of all time, with a record offer of 275 million.https://t.co/3Smd4rVypd
– sigajes.net (@fichajasnet) April 6, 2025
In search of new blood for next season, the Pep Guardiola club would even be ready to pay 275 million euros to recruit Yamal. If all this is for the moment only rumor, this potential transfer would become the most expensive in the history of football, in front of that of Neymar at PSG (222 ME). But this sum is anything but amazing. Already because Yamal is a player with exceptional qualities, but also because City has the means of its ambitions with its billionaire owners. If Yamal's will will be important in this file, Barça will also have his say. For several weeks, the Catalan club has been working on the new Yamal contract, knowing that the latter is linked with its training club until 2026. And if Barcelona could not meet Yamal's new financial requirements, since FCB is not necessarily in good economic health, this record transfer to Man City could do everyone's business next summer.
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