Barca Universal
·1 mai 2026
La Liga club push to extend contract of Barcelona target by at least two years

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·1 mai 2026

According to a report from Mundo Deportivo, it has come to light that Barcelona are tracking Real Sociedad goalkeeper Alex Remiro closely, but the situation is far from straightforward.
It must be noted that Remiro’s contract runs until 2027, and that timeline has made him an attractive option for Barcelona.
The club is already exploring the idea of signing him either at a reduced price this summer or waiting patiently to bring him in on a free transfer later.
However, Real Sociedad are not sitting back.
As reported by the outlet, the La Liga club want to keep Remiro and have started working on a new contract that would extend his stay by at least two more years, with an additional option included.
From their point of view, losing a key player like him, especially on a free deal, is not something they want to risk.
There is also an important detail that makes this situation more interesting.
Remiro’s release clause is set to drop significantly this summer, going from €50 million to €12 million.

Real Sociedad want to extend Alex Remiro’s contract. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)
That change could open the door for Barcelona if they decide to act early instead of waiting.
As far as the goalkeeper is concerned, he is in no rush. Remiro is understood to be happy at Real Sociedad and comfortable with his current role.
At the same time, he is aware of Barcelona’s interest and has already held discussions with his agent regarding the next step in his career.
Despite that, he has asked for time, around four weeks, before making any decision.
His focus right now is on finishing the season strongly and after that, attention will shift towards the World Cup, and only then will he seriously consider his future.
From Barcelona’s side, there is also no immediate pressure, as the club’s priority lies in strengthening other areas.
The goalkeeping position will be addressed later, depending on how their financial situation develops and whether a move for Remiro fits within La Liga’s rules.







































