Barcelona have confirmed their second signing of the January transfer window with the announcement that they have agreed a deal for Yerry Mina.

The defender will sign a deal with Barcelona that runs until June 2023 and will cost Ernesto Valverde’s side €11.5 million.
The Colombia international will have a release clause of €100 million.

Details of Mina’s presentation are set to follow but it’s likely to be Friday as Barca are in action tonight against Celta Vigo in the second leg of the Copa del Rey.
Mina’s arrival is expected to mean the end for Javier Mascherano who is expected to complete a move to China this winter.
Welcome Yerry Mina!


Born on 23 September 1994 (Guachené, Caucas, Colòmbia), Yerry Mina arrives at FC Barcelona to reinforce the central defensive positions. He will bring a physical presence as his 1.95 metre frame suggests but he is also a quick, ball-playing defender. The Colombian, who is joining from Palmeiras, uses his aerial prowess to impose himself and score goals.
In fact, in his 49 games for the Brazilian side, Mina has scored nine goals. He has also scored another three with the Colombian national team with whom he has now made nine appearances since his debut on 8 June 2016.
Yerry Mina’s sporting career started in his hometown of Guachené, where he played as a midfielder. It was not until the age of 19, when he signed for Deportivo Pasto de
Flabio Torres, when he moved back into central defence. He continued in this position following his move to Independiente de Santa Fe, where he established himself as one of South America’s most promising players in the position before securing a move to Palmeiras in 2016.
Despite his youth, he has shown his ability. In fact, in his first season with the Brazilian team he was chosen as the best centre back of the Campeonato Paulista in 2017. He has won a Torneo Finalización (2014), a Colombian Superliga (2015) and a Copa Sudamericana (2015), with Santa Fe, as well as a Serie A with Palmeiras (2016).
Yerry Mina now comes to Barça with the opportunity to continue developing as a footballer following his move to Europe. Without a doubt the Colombian has the potential to make it.

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