Category: La Masia Profiles

La Masia: Arnau Tenas

Just as the first team should ask where they’d be without Marc-André ter Stegen, Barcelona’s UEFA Youth League squad could ask the same about their

La Masia: Sergi Rosanas

Mateu Morey has long been seen as the most promising right-back in La Masia, but after losing almost an entire season to an injury, another

La Masia: David Navarro

David Navarro Expósito was born February 7, 2003 in Barcelona. He began his footballing career at smaller youth clubs in Barcelona until in 2011 he

La Masia: Jaume Jardí

Jaume Jardí Poyato was born April 7, 2002 in nearby Reus. His first club was local side Escola de la Pastoreta where he reportedly wanted

La Masia: Kike Saverio

Unlike goalkeeper or centre-back, two positions where age and experience can extend a career like fine wine, wingers must oftentimes rely on athleticism, quickness and

La Masia: Xavi Simons

For those who’ve been watching this space every Friday since the season started as we profiled La Masia talent after La Masia talent, there has

La Masia: Alejandro Balde

As Jordi Alba stares down that dreaded age of 30 and 19-year-old Juan Miranda continues to look unprepared for the first team, there is a

La Masia: Raúl Moro

Few have seen their stock rise at La Masia this season as much as Juvenil B’s Raúl Moro. The mercurial attacker has been an important

La Masia: Pablo Páez

The Cadet A team has gotten plenty of attention, but Cadet B also has some pretty talented midfielders. Since arriving from Real Betis, Pablo Páez

La Masia: Álvaro Sanz

With so many promising midfielders, particularly defensive midfielders, in the ranks of La Masia, some with great potential are bound to get lost in all