Pau Cubarsí lives in Barcelona with his sister Irene while studying business administration.
Life with his sister
Cubarsí shares an apartment in Barcelona with his older sister Irene while his parents remain in Estanyol, Diari de Girona reported.
“I’ve been away from home for years because I used to live at La Masia. Now I’m with my sister Irene, but my parents come to see us often from Estanyol,” Cubarsí told AS.
Cubarsí handles domestic responsibilities and cooking
Living independently has required the young defender to handle domestic responsibilities that were previously managed for him.
“I’m learning to cook a few things and, if I have to wash a dish, I wash it. Little by little, I’m doing my chores,” Cubarsí said in the same interview.
University studies
Alongside his professional football career with FC Barcelona, Cubarsí attends classes three afternoons a week.
“It’s more relaxed than university, which takes up more time. This way it gives me time to recover, but also to study,” Cubarsí explained regarding his schedule for studying Business Administration and Management.
Traffic in Barcelona
The central defender avoids driving in the city whenever possible due to the heavy congestion.
“It’s horrible in Barcelona, so much so that I only take the car if I have no other choice. If not, I don’t take it. I stay home more peacefully,” Cubarsí said.
Questions about Cubarsí's family and studies
Where do Pau Cubarsí’s parents live?
His parents continue to reside in Estanyol, a village in the Gironès comarca, and frequently visit their children in Barcelona.
What academic subject does Cubarsí study?
He is pursuing studies in Business Administration and Management, attending classes three afternoons per week.
Which relative does Cubarsí share a residence with in Barcelona?
He lives with his older sister, Irene.
How does Cubarsí view driving in Barcelona?
He dislikes the local traffic and avoids using a car unless it is strictly necessary, such as for a dental appointment.
