This comes after weeks of speculation claiming that the 22-year-old could be on his way out of the Catalan capital during the ongoing transfer window.

Star Performance Against Como

Omo, this one sweet Barça fans well! In Sunday night’s Joan Gamper Trophy clash, Fermín was on fire—netting two first-half goals in a dominant 5–0 victory over Serie A side Como.

His movement, composure, and finishing inside the box reminded everyone why he’s regarded as one of the club’s most exciting young talents.

The Big Question After the Match

According to reports, as soon as the full-time whistle blew, the media wasted no time asking the big question: Will Fermín stay or go?

And omo, this is where the gist gets hot—because Fermín’s answer left no room for doubt.

Fermín’s Direct Response

Speaking with confidence, the Spanish international told reporters:

“Barcelona fans should rest, because I will stay here… I will not leave Barça.”

That’s it—case closed. At least for now, fans can breathe easy knowing their midfield gem isn’t packing his bags.

Why It Matters for Barcelona

With Hansi Flick looking to build a young, energetic squad, keeping players like Fermín López is a big win for Barcelona’s future. His ability to score from midfield and link play makes him a crucial piece of the puzzle heading into the new season.

The 18-year-old defender was subbed on in the second half of the friendly clash in South Korea — part of the club’s final stop on their Asia tour. Barça looked dominant throughout the game, eventually cruising to a 5-0 victory, but omo, that sweet win almost turned bitter in the final minutes.

Omo This Is Painful! Cubarsí Went Down Holding His Knee

With just minutes left on the clock, Cubarsí suddenly went down, holding his knee in what looked like serious discomfort. He couldn’t continue, and medical staff had to escort him straight into the tunnel.

Omo! The fear that gripped fans online eh — some already started imagining long-term injury headlines.

Clips of the moment began circulating online within minutes, and fans, both in Spain and around the world, began expressing major concerns over the youngster’s condition.

The Latest: Calm Down, It’s Just a Bruise

According to an update from Fabrizio Romano and reports shared by Mundo Deportivo, there’s no serious damage. In fact, they described it as:

“Tranquility with Cubarsí despite the late scare: it’s just a bruise.”

Omo thank God o! A simple bruise — no ligament issues, no surgery talks, no long-term sidelining. Just a scare, nothing more.

Still, with how important Cubarsí has become to Barça’s defensive setup, the panic was understandable. At 18, he’s already being seen as one of the club’s key future stars.

Barça Won, But Cubarsí’s Exit Was the Talk of the Night

While Flick’s side walked away with a comfortable win, all eyes were on Cubarsí’s injury after the match. And now that the tension has been eased with medical clarification, attention can return to preparing for the new season.

According to Fabrizio Romano and reports from Diario Sport, Tottenham Hotspur is the latest club to show interest in the 21-year-old midfielder.

Remember, this same Casadó has already been linked to Chelsea and Atlético Madrid in recent weeks. Now, Spurs allegedly want to enter the conversation too.

Omo, this market dey buzz o!

😮 The Real Gist: Why Barça Might Let Him Go

As per sources in Catalunya, Barça’s management — led by Deco and Hansi Flick — are currently trying to balance the squad and reduce midfield overload.

Word on the street is that they’re still working towards complying with the La Liga 1:1 financial rule, and Casadó might be among those who could be sacrificed to free up space.

Omo this is painful for the fans who rate him, but when there’s traffic in midfield, person go find road exit.

Casadó is said to be seen as the “odd one out” — even though he’s a La Masia product with potential.

🏁 Tottenham Make a Move – But It’s Still Early

According to Sport, Spurs, who recently qualified for the Champions League after their Europa League triumph (omo, that comeback season dey loud!), have “sounded out” Casadó’s situation.

The report claims:

“The London club, qualified for the Champions League after winning the Europa League, are looking to strengthen their midfield and asked for the homegrown player, although things have not gone any further for now.”

That last part — “things have not gone any further for now” — suggests no official bid has been tabled yet. Just scouting and conversations behind the scenes.

🧍‍♂️Player’s Stance? Casadó No Wan Move… For Now

Despite all the noise, reports say Marc Casadó isn’t planning to leave Barça this summer. He reportedly wants to stay and fight for his spot.

So unless the club pushes him out, we may not be seeing him in a Tottenham or Chelsea shirt anytime soon.

But omo, with transfer window still open — anything fit happen last minute!