September 23, 2026, Wednesday
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Good news for Barcelona fans, Brazilian star Rafinha agreed to stay in Barcelona until 2030!

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Kathmandu. Spanish club Barcelona and Brazilian star Rafinha have agreed to extend the contract until 2030. The club has decided to keep Rafinha, who has been in excellent form lately, as an important player in their long-term plan.

Rafinha's current contract runs until 2028. But after the latest discussions between the Barcelona management and the players, it is said that an agreement has been reached to extend his stay by two more years until 2030. The club is expected to announce the new deal after the formal paperwork is completed.

Rafinha, who came to Barcelona in 2022, has been playing an important role for the team in recent seasons. Along with goals, he has also performed impressively in assists and has strengthened the club's attack. Due to this performance, Barcelona has advanced the plan to keep him in the club for a longer time.

Once the new contract is formally completed, Rafinha will remain at Barcelona until 2030. Along with this, it is seen that he will remain as a key player in the future plans of the club.

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