Marc Guiu (foto: uradna spletna stran kluba)
Barcelona's financial troubles have opened doors for young talents like Héctor Fort and Marc Guiu, who just celebrated their high school graduation alongside other La Masia students.
Barcelona, facing significant financial constraints, is increasingly relying on its youth talent. This season, young players such as
Héctor Fort and
Marc Guiu have seized their opportunities on the field while also completing their academic responsibilities.
Yesterday marked a significant milestone for these young talents as they celebrated their high school graduation. The ceremony included several other attendees from La Masia, Barcelona's youth academy, such as Alexis Olmedo, Tomás Marqués, Héctor Rangel, Pau Prim, Daniel Ferrer, Quim Junyent, and Hugo Alba, highlighting the blend of academic achievement and athletic development within the club.
Héctor Fort has made a notable impact this season with the first team, participating in eight matches and providing two assists. Marc Guiu has also been impressive, scoring his first and second senior goals in La Liga over seven appearances.
Their academic and athletic progress underscores the dual paths that Barcelona's prospects navigate as they develop their careers at one of the world's most prestigious football academies.