“Winning the Champions League With Barcelona Is a Dream” – Pau Cubarsí

By Miracle Chukwudi - Editor
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Barcelona defender Pau Cubarsí has revealed that winning the UEFA Champions League with his boyhood club remains one of his biggest dreams as he continues to establish himself as one of Europe’s most promising young defenders.

Cubarsí spoke about his ambitions in an interview with RAC1, making it clear that European success with Barcelona is high on his list of targets. The 19-year-old has already become an important part of the team and is looking to add the Champions League to his growing list of achievements.

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Pau Cubarsi of Barcelona (Phooto Credit: Barca via X)
Pau Cubarsi of Barcelona (Phooto Credit: Barca via X)

Softfootball reports that Cubarsí’s comments come at a significant moment in his career, with the Spanish centre-back also leading the latest 2026 Golden Boy rankings. The official Golden Boy website confirmed that Cubarsí moved to the top of the rankings following his impressive performances for Barcelona and Spain.

Cubarsí currently sits ahead of Barcelona teammate Lamine Yamal in the standings. Yamal remains second in the ranking but cannot win the award again after claiming the Golden Boy prize in 2024.

The Barcelona defender’s rise has been particularly notable following his performances for Spain at the 2026 World Cup, where he was named the tournament’s Best Young Player. His form has strengthened his position in the Golden Boy race and further established him as one of the leading young defenders in European football.

For Cubarsí, however, individual recognition is not the only ambition. His focus remains on helping Barcelona compete for the biggest trophies, with Champions League success representing a major target.

The young defender now has the opportunity to turn that dream into reality while continuing to develop into a key figure for both Barcelona and Spain.

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