Lucas Román, from Ferro to Barcelona: signed until 2026 and has a colossal termination clause

Another Argentine will wear the shirt of the Barcelona: Lucás Román, an 18-year-old offensive footballer, was introduced this Wednesday to the Catalan team. The player wore the Ferro shirt and now went to the Barça Atlético, the B team of the European giant. Your technical director will be Rafael Marquezthe historic Mexican soccer player.

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It is difficult to see a direct transfer from the Ascent to a renowned European team: the most remembered is Paulo Dybala, from the Institute to Palermo in Italy. However, it happened: the little, as he has been called since he was a boy, will represent the Blaugrana. This Wednesday it was presented at the Johan Cruyff Stadium.

From Ferro’s social networks, they shared the details of the transfer: “An agreement was reached with Barcelona for the transfer of Lucas Román for €1.2 million. Also, Ferro will keep 15% of the pass in case of a future sale. We will miss you!”. You will also receive money for goals.

On the page of the culé team they highlighted the “versatility in the attack positions”, since the left-handed footballer he can play anywhere on offense. The player wore the new shirt for the first time and assured that he was very happy with this new step in his career.

“FC Barcelona and Club Ferro Carril Oeste have reached an agreement for the transfer of the Argentine player, who signs until June 30, 2026 with a termination clause of 400 million euros”, reported the Catalan club.

In his last season in Argentina, he played in the First National, the second category of local soccer. He played 27 games and scored three goals; he also attended once. El Pocho knew the pleasure of being part of different calls in the youth teams of the Argentine National Team: he made Sub-13, Sub-15, Sub-17 and Sub-20. He had Pablo Aimar, Fernando Batista and Javier Mascherano as coaches.

The footballer was born on February 10, 2004 and made his debut at the beginning of 2022 against Quilmes. In August he was crowned champion of the L’Alcudia tournament.

Ferro managed to make a good sale that will help him to accommodate club finances and will try to put together a competitive squad. Among the 37 teams, it is the institution that has been in the second division of Argentine soccer for the longest time: 20 seasons.