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Barcelona ready to reward 18-year-old talent after explosive pre-season with €150 million release clause

Hamza Abdelkarim’s remarkable pre-season has not gone unnoticed at Barcelona.The Egyptian forward arrived as a young player looking to make an impression, but four goals in just three appearances ha...

Barcelona ready to reward 18-year-old talent after explosive pre-season with €150 million release clause

Barcelona is set to reward 18-year-old striker Hamza Abdelkarim, who has impressed during their pre-season, with a new contract and a dramatically increased release clause. The Egyptian forward has already scored four goals in just three appearances, earning him a noticeable place in Barcelona's preseason performances. According to reports, Barcelona is planning to raise Abdelkarim's current release clause of €15 million to an astonishing €150 million, making it much more challenging for other clubs to offer him a lucrative alternative.

The Catalan club is also discussing his future with his representatives and is considering the possibility of registering him on the first team if his current level of confidence continues. Abdelkarim's extraordinary performances, showcased in the Joan Gamper Trophy against his former team, Al Ahly, have added to the club's confidence in his abilities.

While his goal-scoring feats alone cannot secure him a regular spot, Barcelona sees potential in his ability to make an impact even in limited playing time. As the club searches for a new centre-forward to replace Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres, Abdelkarim has given them a reason to reassess their options. The proposed new deal would demonstrate the club's trust in his abilities and provide a more secure future for the promising young player.

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