Bojan leaves FC Barcelona

After spending nearly his entire footballing life at FC Barcelona, Bojan Krkic says goodbye to his Club. 

The Catalan forward, who was always one step ahead of his age in terms of skill and quality, leaves the Club with the distinction of being the all-time highest scorer in the Barça youth system. 

During his four seasons on the first team (2007-2011), he scored a total of 26 goals. 

Bojan made his first team debut under the orders of Frank Rijkaard at the age of 16, against Egypt’s Al-Ahly. He scored the team’s second goal against the Egyptian side. His first goal in an official match was scored on October 21st 2007, against Villarreal when he was only 17 years old. He became the youngest player in FC Barcelona history to score in a La Liga match. 

Bojan was important in Rijkaard’s tactical schemes in the manager’s final year on the FC Barcelona bench (2007/08). 

Despite his youth, he scored 12 goals from 48 appearances. But his role in the team became more discreet in the following three seasons. He was crucial to the team’s winning Copa del Rey bid in the 2008/09 season and in Barça’s La Liga winning run in 2009/10, as he scored important goals against Villarreal and Sevilla. 

After his seven-goal haul in the 2010/11 season, Bojan was loaned out to Roma, then Milan, and then Ajax. He won the Eredivisie that season with the Dutch team. 

Bojan bids farewell to his childhood Club with three La Liga titles, two Champions League medals, one Copa del Rey, one European Supercup, two Spanish Supercups and one Clubs World Cup.

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