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Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí's friend, signed: He'll get his chance

La Masia surprises Barça again with a versatile young talent who is looking to earn a spot in the first team

La Masia is making headlines again at Camp Nou. While many people expected FC Barcelona to strengthen its squad with new faces, the commitment to homegrown talent remains the main strategy to bring the club back to the top. Among all the young talents seeking their place, one name is already making waves.

From La Masia to the first team

Landry Farré isn't a stranger in the halls of La Masia. Alongside Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsí, he shares not only a generation—the three were born in 2007—but also a common story since their early youth teams. Now, fate could bring them together in the first team.

This young defender is one of those drafted for preseason by Hansi Flick, the coach who wants to blend experience with youth.

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Lamine Yamal's friend trains with him | Getty Images, Madrid-Barcelona

Although Farré hasn't officially debuted with the first team yet, he trains with great intensity. His goal is to earn playing time during the upcoming tour in South Korea and Japan.

Versatility and talent in defense

What makes Farré stand out? His main advantage is his versatility. He can play in any of the four defensive positions, although his specialty is right back, but he doesn't stop there. His tactical discipline and his ability to position himself well off the ball make him a valuable and adaptable player for any situation.

He was also a key piece in the Juvenil A team that won the UEFA Youth League, showing that he knows how to perform in important moments. Flick and the sporting management have noticed his talent. They see him as a real option for right back or the center of defense, if needed.

The dream of establishing himself at Barça

At 17 years old, Landry Farré works every day to achieve that dream. He wants to be among those drafted, get minutes, and show that La Masia remains a goldmine for talent. Beyond the sporting aspect, he wants to share a locker room with his friends Lamine and Pau, with whom he grew up and learned.

Barcelona, which is still looking for reinforcements in the market, looks hopefully at the talent from its reserve team. Ten more young players are on the radar of the first team, but Farré is one of those standing out the most. His opportunity could come very soon, and with it, a new chapter for La Masia and the club.