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Ongoing Story· Day 32

Israeli Prospect Orien Goren Highlighted as Barcelona's Future Star

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Israel HayomSports

Barcelona Seeks to Secure Young Talent, Including Israeli Oriane Goren

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

FC Barcelona is reportedly taking steps to secure the futures of three young talents, including Israeli midfielder Oriane Goren, to ward off interest from other clubs. The club intends to improve their contracts and professional pathways. Goren, 17, has become a regular for the reserve team and impressed with the senior squad, though he is already contracted until 2028.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Barcelona is reportedly moving to improve contracts for young talents, including Israeli Oriane Goren.
  • The club aims to prevent other teams from signing these promising players.
  • Oriane Goren, 17, has impressed and become a starter for Barcelona's reserve team.
  • Goren is already contracted until June 2028, with a professional contract signed in 2025.
  • The reported move is an intention to upgrade terms and secure him long-term.

FC Barcelona is reportedly planning to secure the futures of three of its most promising young talents, including Israeli midfielder Oriane Goren, to prevent other clubs from signing them. According to a report in the Catalan publication "El Nacional," the club aims to improve their contracts, define clear professional pathways, and ensure they remain part of the project. The club has identified the period when youth players are excelling in junior teams but have not yet secured a regular spot with the senior squad as a vulnerable time for losing them.

Goren, 17, has seen his standing at Barcelona significantly improve. He moved to Barcelona Atlètic this summer and, after impressing during preseason with the first team under coach the coach, has become a regular starter for the reserve team. Despite this, Goren is already under contract with Barcelona until June 2028, with his professional contract signed in the summer of 2025 when he was 16. The current reported move is not an extension of an already agreed-upon deal, but rather the club's intention to upgrade his terms and secure him for a longer period.

The club's proactive approach is aimed at retaining talent, with Goren specifically mentioned as a priority among the three players. Barcelona wants to avoid a repeat of losing young prospects, emphasizing the importance of integrating them into the club's long-term vision.

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