Williams is expected to receive a net salary in the region of €7 to €8 million per season, making him one of the highest-paid young talents at the club
Nico Williams agrees personal terms with Barcelona

Barcelona have reached a personal agreement with Nico Williams for a six-year contract. The deal, which is set to keep the talented winger at Camp Nou until June 2031, marks a major step forward in the club’s efforts to bolster their attacking options.
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Williams has expressed his enthusiasm for the move and sources including renowned Football Journalist, Fabrizio Romano confirm that the personal terms have been finalized between the player and the club.
The financial details of the agreement are also noteworthy. Williams is expected to receive a net salary in the region of €7 to €8 million per season, making him one of the highest-paid young talents at the club.
This lucrative package underscores Barcelona’s commitment to acquiring top-tier talent and their confidence in Williams’ potential to contribute significantly to their future successes.
🚨🔵🔴 Nico Williams and Barça have agreed personal terms on 6 year deal!
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 19, 2025
Agreement sealed on player’s contract until June 2031 with the salary in the region of €7/8m net per season.
Barça are currently working on financial terms to get deal done with Athletic. pic.twitter.com/9iP8eAWEpc
However, the deal is not yet fully completed. Barcelona is currently engaged in negotiations with Athletic Bilbao to finalize the financial terms necessary for the transfer.
The Basque club holds a release clause for Williams, estimated at around €58 million and the Catalan club is working to structure the deal in a way that complies with La Liga’s financial regulations. The outcome of these negotiations will determine when Williams officially becomes a Barcelona player.
The move is viewed as a strategic attempt by Barcelona to strengthen their squad after a successful season in domestic and European competitions. Williams’ pace, dribbling, and versatility make him an ideal fit for the club’s attacking philosophy.
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His ability to operate on the wings and create scoring opportunities aligns with the club’s vision of building a dynamic and youthful team capable of competing on multiple fronts.
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