Barcelona have completed the signing of Josue Caicedo from LDU Quito.

The 18-year-old will train with the B team of the Catalan club.

Barca have agreed a loan deal with an option to buy for €2.5 million.

This was revealed by football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, via his X account on Wednesday.

Romano wrote: “Official, exclusive story confirmed. 18 year old winger Josué Caicedo joins Barcelona B from LDU Quito.

“Loan deal with buy clause set around €2.5m.

“Another young talent from Ecuador to European football.”

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