American de la Fuente, Barcelona reach 2-year extension
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American winger Konrad de la Fuente and Barcelona have agreed to a two-year contract extension through the 2021-22 season.
Barcelona said Monday the deal with de la Fuente includes a pair of club options and a buyout clause of 50 million euros ($44.5 million). The buyout clause would double if de la Fuente is promoted to the first-team roster.
De la Fuente, who is from Miami, turns 19 on July 16. He has four goals in 852 minutes with Barcelona’s Under-19 A team this season.
He made his debut for second-tier Barcelona B in December 2018 and has appeared in four games. He got his first start in December 2019 and scored his first goal on Feb. 2, a tiebreaking goal in stoppage time against Prat.
He was part of the U.S. team that reached the quarterfinals of last year’s Under-20 World Cup before losing to Ecuador.
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