FC Barcelona offers Javi Guerra six-year contract to join
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 8:17 AM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
FC Barcelona has offered Valencia's Javi Guerra a six-year contract to join the team. The 23-year-old midfielder, who has made 118 appearances for Valencia and was capped once by the Spain national team, could be signed by triggering a release clause. Currently, Guerra's release clause is set to drop to $45 million in July, allowing Barcelona a potential path to acquire him. His agents have met with Barcelona Sporting Director Deco, although Barcelona is prioritizing Julian Alvarez for the summer transfer window. Guerra played a role in Valencia's last match against Barcelona, scoring the equalizer in a game they won 3-1.
- •Barcelona aims to sign Javi Guerra this summer.
- •Guerra has a release clause dropping to $45 million soon.
- •He has 118 appearances for Valencia and one cap for Spain.
- •Guerra scored against Barcelona in their last match.
- •Julian Alvarez remains Barca's top transfer target.
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"FC Barcelona has offered a Spain national team star a six-year contract with the aim of signing him in the near future.
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