Así vive PAU CUBARSI 😱

This is how Pau Cubarsi lives 😱 Barcelona presents the new Carles Puyol, who grew up in the club's La Masia academy! Pau Cubarsi is Barça's next rising star, right after Lamine Yamal! At 17, he already debuted with the Spanish national team and tore apart Victor Osimhen in the Champions League round of 16! And he's definitely someone you should start watching right now! So we're going to tell you how Pau Cubarsi lives! You'll be impressed! Click the Like button and let's get started! This is how Pau Cubarsi lives On January 21, 2007, Xavi Hernández played his 299th match for Barcelona in the Spanish league. The next day, Pau Cubarsi was born. Seventeen years later, the center-back, coached by Xavi, plays for the first team and has won the hearts of the fans. The Barça coach points out that Pau is not just one of many young prospects, but a special player who already plays like the team's captain. "He's already playing like a captain! I'm not sure how old he is! He seems like a veteran, with his passing and his aggression in defense, and he doesn't lose any duels. I'm very pleased with him," says Xavi. Probably no one would have known Cubarsi so early if it hadn't been for his forced debut, when he started in the match against Betis in January due to Andreas Christensen's injury. That was the night Pau immediately displayed a game with an extra touch of class. And after that match, the 17-year-old Cubarsi was only on the bench once in La Liga, becoming an indispensable player in the starting eleven. "I've been at this club my whole life." But when I step onto the pitch, I don't think about my age. I feel like just another player helping the team, and I just try to give everything I have,” Cubarsi says. The boy's maturity even surprises Robert Lewandowski! Catalunya Radio recently revealed Pau's conversation with the Polish striker in the locker room after that match against Betis: Pau, how old are you? 16, just turned 17. Don't lie to me... No, I swear, Robert, I'm 17. Listen, it's unbelievable. It's impossible to perform like that in a game at this age. I've never seen anything like it before. Cubarsi's life is becoming a dream come true! And we think he deserves your likes! And there's someone who noticed Pau's talent even before he became famous. This is Pau's friend, Lamine Yamal, someone he played with in a youth team at the same age and shares a room with at La Masia and now at the national team training camp: "I've always seen Pau Cubarsi as different, ever since we were kids. Pau is one of the three best defenders in the world at playing the ball out from the back. He's a very kind guy, I almost consider him a roommate, because we lived together at La Masia. A friendly, humble, very good, very good person," Yamal reveals. It's no wonder that such unpleasant, yet expected, transfer rumors are now circulating around Cubarsi. Chelsea and PSG want the Spaniard, who never seems to tire of bringing his best talents to the Catalan club! To avoid losing their gem, Barcelona is prepared to offer 17-year-old Pau a new long-term contract. According to the latest reports from the newspaper Marca, the contract extension will have two stages. Since Cubarsi is still a teenager, he can't yet sign a long-term professional contract, but the club will offer him an improved deal for just under a year until he turns 18. After that, Pau's contract will see a slight increase in his release clause, which is currently around €10 million, a figure that poses a significant risk to Barcelona. When the defender turns 18, he will be able to sign a proper contract that will last until 2030 or 2031, depending on when it's signed, and the release clause will reach €1 billion, as was the case with Lamine Yamal. Cubarsi's salary is still unknown and difficult to estimate, but according to the Capology service, his friend Yamal earns €32,000 per week. Barça will spare no expense on Pau and will try to bring him up to the same level, doubling his salary after each season to gradually bring him in line with Ronald Araujo, who earns between 7 and 8 million euros a year. Marca adds that neither side is nervous and both are looking for a compromise. Cubarsi and his family want to stay in Barcelona because they feel more comfortable there than anywhere else. And this makes sense, because Pau has been in Catalonia since birth. He took his first steps at the Girona Academy, but in 2018 he joined La Masia, where he developed and reached his current level, thanks to Barça's coaches.