Pedri Profile: Stats, Goals, Career 2026

Pedri is a Spanish footballer and FC Barcelona midfielder who is also a 2026 FIFA World Cup winner with Spain.
This KlinPredict player profile covers his biography, age, height and birthday, Barcelona and Spain statistics, goals and assists this season, career goals, Champions League numbers, recent form, injuries, trophies, awards, playing style, net worth and family.

Pedri at a Glance

Pedri, born Pedro González López on 25 November 2002 in Tenerife, Spain, is a right-footed central midfielder for FC Barcelona, where he wears No. 8. He is a creative playmaker who operates between the lines, a Golden Boy and Kopa Trophy winner in 2021, and a world champion after Spain beat Argentina 1–0 in the 2026 World Cup final. As of 27 October 2026, Pedri’s goals and assists this season stand at 1 goal and 3 assists in 13 competitive appearances for Barcelona: 1 goal and 2 assists in ten LaLiga games, plus 1 assist in three Champions League appearances. At 23, he turns 24 on 25 November 2026, and his Barcelona contract runs until 2030.

Player Bio: Pedri Age, Height & Birthday

Pedri Stats 2026/27: Goals & Assists This Season

Through his first 13 competitive Barcelona appearances of 2026/27, Pedri has scored 1 goal and provided 3 assists, a total of 4 goal contributions. His only goal came in the 5–0 win over Valencia, and his most recent assist set up Raphinha’s equaliser in the 25 October El Clásico, which Barcelona lost 2–1.

Recent Form & Pedri Rating Today

Pedri returned from the summer’s World Cup triumph and has been a regular starter for Hansi Flick, with eight starts in ten LaLiga appearances. He played the full 90 minutes in the 5–2 win at Real Betis on 17 October and in the Clásico, where his assist for Raphinha briefly levelled the game, and was substituted after 60 minutes in the 4–2 Champions League defeat at Paris Saint-Germain. He also appeared in all four of Spain’s UEFA Nations League matches in the September and October international window, including an assist in the 4–1 win over Croatia on 29 September.

Pedri’s rating today: his most recent match rating is 7.8 on FotMob for the Clásico, matching his 7.8 at Betis, after 6.5 at PSG and 7.5 in Barcelona’s 4–1 win at Galatasaray. His LaLiga average rating this season is 7.62. Match ratings change after every game, and his next scheduled fixture is a LaLiga match against Alavés on 31 October 2026.

The table shows Pedri’s last five appearances for Barcelona. He played 90 minutes against Real Madrid and Betis, 60 at PSG, 73 at Galatasaray and 29 as a substitute against Getafe. Recent-form statistics are based on match reports and published statistical records, and assist classifications can differ between providers.

2026/27 Underlying Numbers (LaLiga)

FotMob’s LaLiga data shows Pedri completing 618 passes at 92% accuracy in 711 minutes, with 21 chances created, 61 recoveries and 788 touches. He has taken only seven shots this season, for 0.56 expected goals, which fits a role built around creating chances rather than finishing them. These figures were last recorded before the Clásico, so the totals may be slightly higher now.

Champions League Stats & Records

UEFA’s 2026/27 competition statistics list Pedri with three appearances, 196 minutes, no goals, one assist, 94% passing accuracy and a top speed of 29.72 km/h. In his European career he has 53 appearances and 2 goals for Barcelona across the Champions League and Europa League, including 14 Champions League matches in the 2024/25 semi-final run and 9 in 2025/26. He scored on his Champions League debut in October 2020, against Ferencváros.

Pedri Statistical Profile

In 2025/26, Pedri made 43 appearances for Barcelona across all competitions, scoring 2 goals and supplying around 12 assists: 9 in LaLiga, 2 in the Champions League and 1 in the Spanish Super Cup. Assist totals differ slightly by provider. His season was interrupted by a left-thigh muscle tear in October and a right hamstring injury in January, yet Barcelona still won LaLiga and the Spanish Super Cup.

Pedri Career Stats: Season-by-Season Club Record

Totals are all-competition appearances and goals through 25 October 2026 as published in the season totals used by this profile. Season-by-season assist figures vary too much between statistical providers to publish reliably for older seasons, so only recent assist totals are shown in this profile. Pedri’s 59 appearances in 2024/25 were a career high.

Pedri Career Goals & Senior Career Totals

*Barcelona totals are calculated from the published season figures used in this profile (258 appearances and 29 goals including the 25 October 2026 Clásico). Counting his four goals at Las Palmas, Pedri has 33 senior club goals in 295 appearances, which rises to about 39 goals when his 6 Spain goals are included.

Pedri International Career — Spain

2026 Spain International Record

Pedri’s six Spain goals include a brace against Northern Ireland in June 2024 (his first senior international goals), one against France in the 2025 Nations League semi-final, two against Turkey in September 2025 World Cup qualifying, and the Peru goal in June 2026. Spain, who are also reigning European champions, extended their unbeaten run to 38 games during the World Cup.

Injuries & Availability

Pedri’s injury record has improved under Hansi Flick, and he made 59 appearances in 2024/25, but muscle problems still cost him games in 2025/26: reports in January put his absences at 44 LaLiga matches over three seasons. He was also sent off for the first time in his senior career against Real Madrid on 26 October 2025.

Transfers & Contract

Pedri began in the youth systems of Tegueste and Laguna and was rejected by Real Madrid after a trial in 2018, before joining Las Palmas. He made his professional debut at 16 and became the club’s youngest ever goalscorer. Barcelona agreed his transfer in September 2019 for an initial €5 million, with the move taking effect in 2020, and he signed a new contract in October 2021 carrying a record €1 billion release clause. In January 2025 he extended his deal until 30 June 2030.

Pedri Net Worth, Salary & Market Value

Pedri Family: Girlfriend, Father & Early Life

Honours & Awards

Major Records & Milestones

• Became a World Cup winner at 23 when Spain beat Argentina 1–0 after extra time in the 2026 final.
• Youngest player ever to represent Spain at a European Championship, aged 18 years, 6 months and 18 days at Euro 2020, and the youngest to feature in a Euro knockout game.
• Won both the Golden Boy and the Kopa Trophy in 2021, the awards for the best young player in Europe and the world.
• Second-youngest Barcelona player to reach 50 appearances, at 18 years and 164 days, behind only Bojan Krkić.
• Became Barcelona’s youngest player to make 150 LaLiga appearances on 13 December 2025, beating a record held by Lionel Messi.
• Scored the fastest Derbi Barceloní goal of the 21st century, after 75 seconds against Espanyol in February 2022.
• Scored the opening goal in Barcelona’s 3–2 Copa del Rey final win over Real Madrid in April 2025.
• Part of the team that won the 2024/25 domestic treble of LaLiga, Copa del Rey and Spanish Super Cup, then LaLiga again in 2025/26.
• Named in both the FIFPRO and FIFA Men’s World 11 for 2025.

He has won the European Championship (2024) and the World Cup (2026) with Spain, completing a rare double of major international titles before turning 24.

Playing Style, Strengths & Tactical Role

Pedri plays a free central midfield role, roaming across the pitch, occupying the half-spaces between the lines and drifting wide to create chances for teammates. He is known for his technical skill, ball control, awareness and vision, and his ability to receive under pressure and play the final or penetrating pass with either foot. Italian media describe him as a mezzala, and his slight frame and style have drawn comparisons with Xavi, Andrés Iniesta and Michael Laudrup. He can also play as an attacking midfielder, a defensive midfielder or, occasionally, further forward.

Career Development

Pedri’s Pedri career began in Tenerife, where he started as a centre-back and was turned down by Real Madrid before Las Palmas gave him a first-team debut at 16. His breakthrough season at Barcelona in 2020/21 brought a Copa del Rey title, 52 appearances and the Golden Boy award, and he then played a record-setting 73 games in the 2021 season, including Euro 2020 and the Olympics.

Hamstring problems restricted him in 2021/22 and 2023/24, but Hansi Flick’s arrival in 2024 coincided with his most productive and consistent spell: 59 appearances, a domestic treble and a place in the 2025 FIFA and FIFPRO World XIs. He added the 2026 World Cup to his European Championship title, and his 2026/27 season has started with a creative rather than goalscoring focus, producing 3 assists in his first 13 appearances.

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Sources & Data Notes

For the most time-sensitive information, this profile prioritises official LaLiga, FC Barcelona and UEFA records, cross-checked with FotMob match data, Wikipedia and major news reports. Season totals, assist figures and cap counts may differ between providers because statistical companies use different definitions for assists, appearances and minutes. Net worth, salary and market-value figures are third-party estimates.

• LaLiga — Pedri official player data
• Wikipedia — Pedri career, honours and background

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