Barcelona fans can finally breathe easy — Frenkie de Jong has officially agreed to extend his stay at Camp Nou, putting pen to paper on a deal that will keep him at the club until June 2029.
According to multiple reports, including SoftFootball and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Dutch midfield general has given his full approval to the new contract after months of negotiations. A verbal agreement has already been reached on all terms, with the formal signing expected to take place in the coming days.
Barcelona sporting director Deco recently confirmed that discussions were in their “final stages,” and De Jong’s green light now seals one of Hansi Flick’s biggest priorities for the season.
Since returning from injury, De Jong has been instrumental in stabilizing the Catalans’ midfield — controlling the tempo, breaking up play, and linking defense to attack with his trademark calm and precision. His performances since recovering from the muscle problem sustained in the 6–0 demolition of Valencia have once again underlined his irreplaceable value to the team.
The new long-term deal also sends a clear message to Europe’s elite clubs that have been circling the Dutch star. Barcelona see De Jong as a cornerstone for their next era under Flick — a player to build around, both tactically and culturally.
By committing his future to the Blaugrana, De Jong has not only reaffirmed his belief in Barcelona’s project but also positioned himself as a central figure in their mission to reclaim European dominance.
With this extension, De Jong joins a growing list of Barca stars pledging their long-term futures — proof that the new era under
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