[People Profile] All We Know About Nico Gonzalez Biography, Career, Family, Networth

Nicolas Gonzalez Iglesias born 3 January 2002 , also known as Nico is a Spanish professional footballer who is a midfielder at La Liga club Barcelona.

Club careers

Nico is a native of A Coruna, Galicia, and began his football career with the local team Montaneros in the year he turned seven. Then, in December of 2012, Nico signed to relocate to Barcelona starting July the following year.

Profiling Nicolás ” González ” Iglesias

A Quick Glance At Nicolás " González " Iglesias

Full Names	Nicolás González Iglesias
Place of birth	A Coruña, Spain
Date Of Birth	3 January 2002
State of Origin	A Coruña, Spain
Profession	Footballer
position	Midfielder
Current team	Barcelona
career	Number 14 Youth career 2009–2013 Montañeros 2013–2020 Barcelona Senior career* Years Team 2019–2021 Barcelona B 2021– Barcelona National team‡ 2018–2019 Spain U17 2021– Spain U21
Salary	£10,000 per week
Net Worth	$1 million to $3 million

On May 19, 2019 at the age of just 17, Nico made his debut as a senior for the reserve team in the reserves, appearing as an opportunistic substitution for Kike Saverio during a 1-2 Segunda Division B away loss against Castellon. In the season 2020-21, Nico was initially a part of the Juvenil A before beginning to regularly play with the B-team starting in November 2020 and onwards.

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On the 12th of May in 2021 Nico extended his contract to 2024, with an EUR500 million buyout option. After a brief appearance as a regular player in the preseason, Nico made his debut in the team and La Liga – debut on 15 August, when he replaced Sergio Busquets in the opening game of the 2021-22 La Liga season, a 4-2 victory over Real Sociedad.

Nico was the first player to score a goal in professional football on the 12th of December in 2021, scoring his first goal in a 2-2 draw away against Osasuna.

Personal life

His father is the former Spanish soccer player and Deportivo La Coruna legend Fran Gonzalez, as well as the nephew to Jose Ramon.

 

Transfer rumors 

The super agent Jorge Mendes met with members of the Barcelona board of directors, including the president Joan Laporta, Mateu Alemany and Jordi Cruyff to discuss the future of a range of players, as well as possible departures and new arrivals.

One of the players in debate is middlefielder Nico Gonzalez. Nico Gonzalez, 20, made his first squad debut last season under the former coach Ronald Koeman. Although he had some initial success however, he noticed his playing time decrease under Xavi Hernandez, and his future with the club was uncertain.

As reported by Mundo Deportivo Mendes informed reporters following the session that the team did not plan for the sale of Nico. They see him as an integral element to their plans for the future. But, they are aware that he must be a player. The most important thing is not to repeat the mistake they made by other players in their youth who aren’t considered into consideration.

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In that light While Barcelona do not want to selling Nico but they are willing to let him go for loan to increase his playing time.

If he stays and play, he’d probably be the sixth choice, behind Sergio Busquets, Gavi, Pedri and the new Franck Kessie. It’s not taking into account what could happen to Frenkie de Jong. If the Dutchman is allowed to stay, it will mean less playing time for Nico.

His name was discussed in a possible exchange deal between Wolves in exchange for Ruben Neves. This is no longer thought of nor will he be involved in any other potential trade. If the player doesn’t want to go elsewhere, Nico will be a Barcelona player for the next season.

Nico Wants Long Barcelona Stay

Nico has been open about his future and stated that he’s ready to be patient and wait for his chance to play at Camp Nou. The midfielder has also stated to La Vanguardia that he hopes to continue his career with Barcelona.

“It is true that now I am playing less, but the first thing is the team, and I also think that the competition is positive, it makes you raise your level,” He stated. “I have been in the first team for a few months and I have to be patient, work and take advantage of the minutes I have.”

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There’s been an interest in Nico in the summer by clubs all over Europe according to Diario Sport. La Liga sides Valencia, Real Betis and Real Sociedad as well as Premier League outfit Wolves are all fans of the youngster.

Xavi Counting on Nico?

Barcelona Coach Xavi was also interested in Nico’s future prior to the season’s end. He was asked during an interview prior to his team’s game against Getafe If there was any chance Nico might be released to a loan deal and provided the following answer.

“For me, he’s the most important person. He has assisted us tremendously scoring and played the most minutes,” he said. “He has helped us a lot. He has to be improved but I am very pleased with his. He provides us with a lot of options in midfield. We trust him in the future as well as the present.”

Barcelona’s determination to retain Nico is a sign of how highly he’s regarded by the club, but the competition for positions in midfield could mean he will have to fight for playing time in 2022-23 under Xavi.