Where are they now? Barcelona’s Xl from Adama Traore’s debut in 2013

After six and a half years in England, Adama Traore now looks set to return to Barcelona for a second spell.

Traore came through the La Masia academy and made his senior debut in November 2013, coming off the bench in a 4-0 win over Granada.

He made just three more appearances for the club and we’ve taken a look at the Barcelona team from that win over Granada to see where they all are today.

After Victor Valdes picked up an injury on international duty, Lionel Messi’s best mate Pinto enjoyed an unexpected run in the Barcelona team at the end of 2013. 

But the goalkeeper was still released at the end of the 2013-14 season and spent four years without a club before officially announcing his retirement in April 2018.

Since hanging up his gloves, he has been able to focus more on his work as a musician and hip hop producer, releasing music on his own record label under the alter-ego Wahin. The 46-year-old has other interests and can now be found leading Zumba classes…

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— Pinto “Wahin” (@13_Pinto) January 11, 2022

Once regarded as the natural successor to Dani Alves, Montoya made 67 appearances for Barcelona but struggled to establish himself as a regular in this side.

After loan spells at Inter Milan and Real Betis, the right-back joined Valencia on a free transfer in 2016 and spent two years at the Mestalla.

He then moved to the Premier League with Brighton in 2018 but lost his place in the side following Tariq Lamptey’s arrival in January 2020.

The 30-year-old returned to Real Betis for a second spell in 2020 and is now competing for the right-back spot with