Unhappy Barcelona youth prospect receives offers from Bundesliga – report | OneFootball

Noah Darvich is one of many Barcelona youth prospects looking to make an impression in the first team this summer.

Regarded as one of the most talented players in the reserve team, Darvich’s progress has stalled due to various reasons, including a lack of game time.

This has led to question marks over his future, even though coach Hansi Flick rates the German quite highly.

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According to Diario SPORT, Darvich has no shortage of suitors, with several Bundesliga clubs keen on signing the 18-year-old midfielder.

Stuttgart are said to be among the most interested, offering the former Freiburg star a return to Germany, where his stock remains high despite limited minutes at Barça Atlètic.

It has been reported previously that even Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen are also interested in his services.

Darvich played just 750 minutes across 25 matches this past season, starting only eight of them.

Will Darvich remain at Barcelona this summer? (Photo by Eric Alonso/Getty Images for DFB)

His role diminished as the campaign progressed, from being a regular under Albert Sanchez to a fringe player under Sergi Mila.

Understandably, the youngster is not open to another season with a similar lack of involvement.

While the player focuses fully on the U-19 European Championship with Germany, where a strong showing could boost his value, discussions about his future have been paused.

Barça and the player’s camp have already had initial conversations, and the Catalan club is expected to push for a buy-back clause if a transfer is agreed.

Barça paid around €2.5 million for Darvich in 2023 and want to either recover their investment or retain control over his future.

Interestingly, before the break, Hansi Flick spoke directly with Darvich and told him he would be involved in preseason training, which starts July 13. Whether that opportunity is enough to convince him to stay remains to be seen.