Barcelona intends to raise the value of the release clause in the contract of Egyptian striker Abdel Karim from 15 million to 150 million euros, in order to protect the player from the interest of European clubs and ensure his continuation within the club’s future project.
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Abdel Karim is one of the young talents who recently joined Barcelona and is receiving technical attention from coach Hansi Flick.
According to the newspaper, Barcelona intends to raise the value of the release clause in Abdel Karim’s contract from 15 million euros to 150 million euros, in a move aimed at protecting the player from the interest of European clubs and closing the door on any attempt to include him.
The club's management, in cooperation with the player's agent, is working to prepare a new contract that will extend for years, in light of the growing confidence in the Egyptian striker's abilities and development since he joined Barcelona.
On the technical level, German coach Hansi Flick is closely monitoring Abdel Karim’s development, taking care to gradually manage his participation in training and matches, which will help him adapt to the first team’s atmosphere and avoid being exposed to early pressure.
This move reflects the position that Abdel Karim now enjoys within the Barcelona project, in light of the club’s desire to retain one of the most prominent young talents that it can rely on in the future.
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