Yamal and his family were present at Barcelona's headquarters to sign a new contract after the negotiations had been agreed upon in advance.
The club later officially announced that the 17-year-old winger's contract would be extended for another 6 years, keeping him at Camp Nou until he turns 23.
The breach clause is maintained at $1.1 billion, showing the team's determination to protect one of its most valuable assets.
According to a source from beIN Sports, Yamal will receive a basic salary of about 17 million USD per pre-tax season and this income could increase to 23 million USD if he completes his personal performance targets.
With this bonus, he became the 3rd highest-paid player in the current Barcelona squad, behind only Robert Lewandowski and Frenkie de Jong.
Although not yet 18 years old, Lamine Yamal has owned a dream collection of titles including the Euro championship with the Spanish team, 2 La Liga crownings with Barcelona and a series of other individual awards.
According to statistics from the Whoscored website, Yamal is currently the player with the highest average score in the five leading national championships in Europe this season with 8.01 points. He stands out with his ability to dribble, create and score decisive goals.
In particular, his performance in the two Champions League semi-finals against Inter Milan has led coach Zinedine Zidane to praise as one of the best performances he has ever seen.
With the new contract, Barcelona not only kept their precious gem but also further strengthened their ambition to dominate European football in the coming years, with Lamine Yamal at the center of all long-term plans.
