Pedri
Barcelona and Spain midfielder from Tenerife, known for his passing, close control and ability to set the tempo of a match.
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Spain
FC Barcelona
UEFAOverview
- Full name
- Pedro González López
- Born
- 25 November 2002 · Tegueste, Tenerife, Spain
- Position
- Midfielder
- Breakout
- Barcelona debut in 2020, followed by a Spain breakthrough in 2021
Mini bio
How it started.
Pedri grew up in Tegueste on Tenerife. His route took him through his hometown team and Juventud Laguna before he joined Las Palmas in 2018. He made his professional debut there aged 16 in August 2019.
The Barcelona leap.
Barcelona agreed his transfer in 2019, and he arrived in 2020. He played 52 times in his first season, more than any teammate, and won the Golden Boy and Kopa Trophy in 2021.
Club and country.
His game centres on finding teammates between the lines and keeping the ball moving. He helped Barcelona win the domestic treble in 2024/25 and was part of Spain’s winning EURO 2024 and World Cup 2026 squads.
Creditschronological, newest first
Club football
- 2025Copa del Rey final: Barcelona 3-2 Real MadridMidfielder and opening goalscorer
- 2020–presentFC BarcelonaFirst-team midfielder
- 2019–2020UD Las PalmasFirst-team player
International football
- 2026FIFA World CupSpain’s winning squad
- 2024UEFA European ChampionshipSpain’s winning squad
- 2021Tokyo 2020 OlympicsSilver medallist with Spain
Awards
- FIFA The Best World XI2025 · First selection
- FIFPRO World XI2024/25 · Selected by professional players
- La Liga Player of the MonthApril 2025
- Golden Boy2021 · Tuttosport’s young-player award
- Kopa Trophy2021 · France Football’s under-21 award
- EURO 2020 Young Player of the Tournament2021 · Awarded by UEFA’s technical observers
Quotes
Parece que fue ayer pero han pasado muchas cosasPedri, Royal Spanish Football Federation
Reflecting on his Spain debut after reaching 50 caps in September 2026. He says it feels like yesterday, though a lot has happened.
Trivia
- His older brother Fernando was his companion on the streets and football courts of Tegueste, according to his own career timeline.
- His grandfather founded a Barcelona supporters’ club in Tenerife.
- He went from EURO 2020 to the Tokyo Olympics in the same summer, returning with a silver medal.
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