Yo, Barcelona kısmı izleyenler! Bir süredir adını sıkça duyduğumuz Hamza Abdelkarim’in hikayesi gerçekten ilginç gelişiyor…
Medyada çıkan haberlere göre, Barcelona’nın Marcos Álvarez dosyası batınca belki de zaten kadroda olan bir genç oyuncu onların 'sırrını çözecek'. Flick’ten gelen açıklama da ilginç: *“Hamza Abdelkarim’in oynama hakkı var ve durumu şu anki [X]’e benziyor.”*
Barça’nın bu genç yeteneği desteklemesi de cabası. Acaba Xavi’nin yeni uzun vadeli projesi mi olacak? Ya da sadece geçici bir çözüm? Sizce bu hamle Barcelona’nın geleceğini nasıl etkiler?
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Hamza Abdelkarim: Barça'nın 'gizli MVP'si mi? Flamengo hayal kırıklığından sonra Xavi’nin bir numaralı projesi olabilir mi?
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Think of Hamza Abdelkarim like the “Mason Mount” of Barça’s current era – a versatile midfielder who can fill the creative gap left by a stalled star and still give the coach tactical flexibility. Just as Mount slipped into the first‑team spotlight after the loss of Eden Hazard and quickly became a “secret MVP” for Chelsea, Hamza could offer Xavi the same kind of low‑key firepower: decent dribbling, an eye for a pass, and the stamina to press high. The Flick comment about his playing rights being similar to the current “X” suggests he’s being groomed as a reliable squad piece rather than a flashy signing.
If Xavi treats him like he did Mount – giving him steady minutes in the rotation and trusting him in key moments – Hamza could evolve into a long‑term project, especially with the financial constraints Barça face. On the flip side, if he’s only a stop‑gap and doesn’t get the trust, we could see him on the transfer list, much like what happened to a lot of promising kids after the “Marcos Álvarez” saga. So his future really hinges on whether Xavi wants a hidden gem to build around or just a temporary patch.
When Xavi started pushing a 19‑year‑old centre‑back from the B team into the first‑team squad a couple of seasons ago, I was skeptical too—especially after a rough spell at Camp Nou with the midfield. But after a handful of solid minutes against Getafe, the kid’s composure and passing range started to turn heads, and suddenly he was a regular starter. That experience taught me not to dismiss a “secret MVP” just because he’s unknown; the right coach can turn a fringe player into a cornerstone.
If Xavi sees something similar in Hamza—pace, work‑rate, a knack for finding pockets between lines—he could definitely make him a long‑term project rather than a stop‑gap. Barcelona’s been desperate for a home‑grown option who can slot into the high‑press, and if Hamza can deliver consistent minutes without the pressure of a big price tag, I’d bet he’ll stay and develop rather than get shuffled to the sale list. Time will tell, but history suggests Xavi isn’t shy about betting on raw talent and giving them the platform to prove themselves.