In an unexpected turn of events, Dean Huijsen, the newly arrived Real Madrid defender, has caused a stir in the Spanish football world with his comments about Nico Williams, the young Athletic Club Bilbao winger. Huijsen, who has impressed with his performances at Madrid, did not hesitate to comment on Williams’ future, who has been linked with a move to Barcelona.

Huijsen reportedly advised Williams against considering joining Barcelona, ​​suggesting that doing so would be a mistake that could “bury his career.” According to the defender, Barcelona would not be the ideal place for the young player, claiming his talent could be overshadowed by the competition and high expectations. Instead, Huijsen suggested that Real Madrid would be the perfect destination for him, highlighting the opportunities he could find at the Merengue club, a team that has historically been known for bringing out the best in its promising youngsters.

Huijsen’s words, though controversial, did not go unnoticed, especially in Barcelona, ​​where fans of the club were surprised by the defender’s audacity. However, Nico Williams’ response came quickly and was surprisingly brief. In a concise message, the young player responded to Huijsen’s words with just nine words: “My future is in Barcelona, ​​not Madrid.”

This brief statement was enough to unleash a wave of joy among Barcelona fans, who saw in Williams’ words a confirmation of his commitment to the club and his desire to continue his career at Camp Nou. For many, Williams’ response made it clear that his heart is with Barcelona, ​​elegantly dismissing Huijsen’s comments and reaffirming his intention to be part of an ambitious project at the Catalan club.

The rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​known as El Clásico, has been one of the most intense in football history, and this episode only adds fuel to the fire. With Nico Williams at the center of the controversy, many are wondering if his future will be as bright as expected, and if his decision to join Barcelona will be one of the smartest moves of his career.

Meanwhile, both Real Madrid and Barcelona continue to struggle to recruit Spain’s best young talent. In this case, Nico Williams seems to have made his destination clear, and Barcelona fans will be eagerly awaiting his arrival to see how he contributes to leading Xavi Hernández’s team back to the top of world football.