Could the 22-year-old Athletic Bilbao winger be the key to Barcelona’s next La Liga Talisman?
Spain International winger Nico Williams is one of the talk of the summer before the 2025/26 season. With a few successful campaigns with Spain and Athletic Bilbao, the 22-year-old is being asked about by several clubs in recent rumours.
Among the several clubs, FC Barcelona has emerged as a strong contender for Williams’ signature. Reports also suggest that they are willing to trigger his €60 million release clause. The Blaugrana’s will face competition from Arsenal, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid, though Barca’s interest has reportedly surged over the past few weeks.
🚨💣 Barça director Deco confirms: “Yes, Nico Williams wants to come… and we will try!”.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 22, 2025
“Nico, same as other players, is showing a strong desire to come… and if the right conditions are met in his case, we’ll definitely try to complete the deal”, told @LaVanguardia. pic.twitter.com/H2LHiDLdfJ
Barcelona looked into signing Williams in 2024 but held back due to his price tag. With the La Liga 2024/25 won under Hansi Flick, the Blaugrana’s are reportedly willing to pay the €60 million clause for Williams this time around.
In the latest reports by FC Barcelona board, they have expressed certainty in signing Williams. Director in his latest statement said:
“Yes, Nico Williams wants to come… and we will try!”.
“Nico, same as other players, is showing a strong desire to come… and if the right conditions are met in his case, we’ll definitely try to complete the deal”
Williams’ current salary at Athletic Bilbao is reportedly €10-11 million net per season (£170k-£216k per week), which could pose a challenge to Barca’s wage structure, especially considering their reluctance to alter their financial model for high-earning players.
Signing a versatile player like Williams who could play both wings could help the squad strengthen. Flick’s dynamic, high-pressing style that suits Williams’ pace, dribbling, and ability to hold width on the left or cut in from the right.
Williams has hinted very less about his exit from Athletic Bilbao this summer. However, the youngster is not denying a transfer, clubs like Liverpool and Bayern Munich are very keen on signing his talents.
Williams represents a long-term investment, aligning with Liverpool’s recent signings of young talents like Dani Olmo. His potential to improve in front of goal, combined with his Euro 2024 experience, could make him a cornerstone of Barcelona’s attack.
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