Barcelona's youth academy plan aims to promote six young players over the next three years, according to the club's president Josep Bartomeu.
The plan includes a focus on developing and nurturing talent within the club's academy system, with a particular emphasis on the development of young players who have shown promise and potential.
The first player on the list is Sergi Roberto, who has already made a name for himself in Barcelona's first team, but who is still just 19 years old. Roberto is a central midfielder who can also play as a right-back, and he has been praised by many for his technical ability and work rate.
Another promising player on the list is Frenkie de Jong, who is currently on loan at Ajax from Barcelona. De Jong is a versatile defender who can play both at centre-back and as a left-back, and he has already impressed many with his strength, aggression and tactical awareness.
Other young players included in the plan are Lionel Messi, whose future at the club remains uncertain after his recent move to Paris Saint-Germain, and Pedri, a talented 17-year-old winger who has already made a name for himself in La Liga.
Overall, the plan shows that Barcelona is committed to investing in the development of its young talent, and it will be interesting to see how these players perform in the coming years.