Barcelona continues to follow the most prominent young talents around the world, the latest being the Polish winger Oskar Betuszewski from Jagiellonia Białystok, according to the Spanish newspaper "Sport".

The 17-year-old player has become a key element in the first team, distinguished by his technical skills and physical strength on the wing, which has made him the focus of many European clubs.

The Catalan club has sent scouts to follow the team's matches in the Conference League, despite strong competition for the player, who is expected to transfer next summer to a big club. Betuszewski usually plays on the left wing but has the ability to play in multiple attacking positions. He is known for his physical strength and individual skills and is considered one of the most prominent young Polish football talents.

This season, the player has scored three goals and assisted two in more than twenty matches with Jagiellonia, attracting the attention of clubs such as Manchester City and Chelsea, although no deal has been completed so far. The Polish club seeks to obtain a significant fee for the player, whose current value is estimated at 12 million euros.

The player and his team have confirmed staying with Jagiellonia until the end of the season, with the possibility of leaving after he turns 18 next summer. The newspaper indicates that Barcelona is closely monitoring his situation, with a plan to start him in the reserve team before gradually moving him to the first team, without engaging in bidding wars for the transfer.