FC Barcelona continues to monitor one of La Masia academy graduates who has successfully established himself outside the club. The Spanish midfielder Adrián Bernabé is among the potential options Barcelona is considering for the transfer market, according to the website "Fichajes."

Bernabé, 24 years old, has emerged as one of the key pillars in Parma's lineup, having delivered consistent performances in Italian football. This has prompted the sports management at Barcelona to assess his development and evaluate how well he fits with the club's current economic and sporting realities.

Bernabé left Barcelona at a young age to join Manchester City, where he played in some matches under Pep Guardiola's leadership. He then decided to seek more consistent playing time away from the intense competition, moving to Parma in 2021—a step that marked a turning point in his career.

During his time with the Italian club, Bernabé developed significantly and played an important role in Parma's promotion to the Italian Serie A. Benefiting from the trust placed in him and regular playing time, he became a key midfielder thanks to his good vision and ability to organize the game.

The report indicated that Barcelona views Bernabé as a realistic option that aligns with its current policy of acquiring ready players at a reasonable cost, while maintaining the club's sporting identity. Notably, the player's contract extends until June 2027, making any potential move dependent on negotiations between both parties.

Barcelona's interest in the player is part of its strategy to bring back talents who graduated from La Masia and developed their skills outside the club, with any official move depending on transfer market developments and the team's actual needs.