'I owe everything to Barcelona' - Lamine Yamal explains why transfer to PSG or any other club is 'unfeasible' as teenage sensation gives update on contract situation

At just 17 years old Yamal has risen to superstardom thanks to his stunning performances for Barcelona and Spain, reportedly sparking a massive €250 million (£211m/$277m) from Paris Saint-Germain last year.

Yamal's current contract with the Camp Nou side expires at the end of June next year but he has reportedly agreed to an extension once he turns 18 in July, and the academy graduate has reiterated his commitment to the club.

"I don't think anyone doubts what I'm like as a Barca player, what I love for this club. I've said it since I made my debut and I think it will be resolved in the end. If both parties want something to happen, it will happen. But I don't think anyone can doubt what I feel for this club," he told Mundo Deportivo.

Asked about the links to Paris Saint-Germain and if he could leave in the near future, the winger added: "I don't think so. I don't get any, but if someone in my circle did, they wouldn't even tell me. First, and above all, because I had a contract and then because I think it was unfeasible for me to go to another club. Well, it's the only club I've been at apart from La Torreta, which was the team I started at. But yes, I owe everything to Barca. In the end, it's where I grew up, I was at La Masía from the age of 12 and playing for Barca from the age of seven."

Yamal has five goals and 10 assists in 21 matches in La Liga this season and will be looking to improve on that record when his side take on Las Palmas in the Spanish top-flight this weekend. Barca are sitting top of the La Liga table ahead of Real Madrid on goal difference after 24 games.