Newly-promoted Serie A side Como have successfully completed the permanent signing of left-back Alex Valle (20) from Barcelona, a deal that was first revealed to be in the works back in April.
This transfer marks a significant piece of business for Como as they prepare for their return to Italy’s top flight.
The full details of the agreement confirm a total transfer fee of €6 million. Barcelona will receive €4 million this year, with the remaining €2 million to be paid in 2026.
Valle has committed his future to Como by signing a long-term contract until June 2029, demonstrating the club’s belief in his potential.
Paperwork for the deal is reportedly set to be signed shortly, making the transfer official.
Valle spent the latter half of the recently concluded season on loan at Como under the guidance of manager Cesc Fabregas, where he impressed enough to convince the club to activate his buy option.
His consistent performances were instrumental in Como’s successful promotion campaign to Serie A, and he is seen as a crucial component of Fabregas’s long-term project.
This move will provide stability for the young Spanish defender, who now has a clear path for development at a club where he feels valued.
