Barcelona's rising star Fermin Lopez has made his intentions crystal clear amid swirling transfer rumors: he's not going anywhere. In a candid interview with Mundo Deportivo, the 20-year-old midfielder addressed speculation that linked him with a move away from Camp Nou last summer—including reported interest from Premier League giants Chelsea.

"I think you can rest assured," Fermin said, reflecting on the transfer chatter. "This happened last year. There are always rumors and stories that can surface, but I was very calm because I wanted to stay at Barça. I've always shown that."

After breaking into the first team with an impressive debut season, Fermin has become a fan favorite at Barcelona. His commitment to the club runs deeper than just professional loyalty—it's a lifelong dream. Following his contract renewal last summer, the Spanish midfielder opened up about what it means to wear the Blaugrana jersey.

"I've always wanted to be here; it's always been my dream, and now that I'm here, I'm trying to enjoy it to the full and make it last as long as God wills. The truth is I'm very happy, and I hope I can stay here forever."

Fermin also provided an update on teammate Lamine Yamal, whose recent injury has caused concern among Barcelona supporters. The young winger, who has been sidelined ahead of the World Cup, is handling the setback with characteristic determination.

"He's fine. When you get injured, you're gutted at first because he's an ambitious lad who loves to help out on the pitch and play. With this injury, he won't be able to play until the World Cup. He's fine now and needs to focus."

For fans worried about Barcelona's future, Fermin's words offer reassurance: the next generation of talent is committed to the cause. Whether you're rocking a Fermin kit or a Yamal jersey, one thing is clear—these young stars are building something special at Camp Nou.