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Gavi has played 24 games in the Champions League. From 2021 to the present, he has played 1257 minutes and has managed to score one goal, which was registered in the 54th minute against Royal Antwerp in the 2023/24 season. He has not played yet this season. The furthest he reached was the quarter-finals in 2023/24.
Pablo Gavi made his Champions League debut on 14 September 2021 against Bayern Munich at the Camp Nou. At just 17 years old (17 years 1 month 9 days), he became one of the youngest players to feature in the competition for FC Barcelona. It wasn't the ideal debut, in a game where Barcelona were beaten by Bayern Munich, but it was still a special night for the youngster. Gavi made his first appearance in the Champions League coming on as a second half substitute.
At just 18 years old, Gavi stunned the world in Qatar 2022 — dictating midfield tempo, pressing relentlessly, and scoring one of the tournament’s most beautiful goals.
Gavi scored an incredible outside-the-boot volley and dominated the match with elegance and intensity.
Spain's youngest player to debut in World Cup
Spain's youngest player to debut in World Cup knockout
The youngest player to start a World Cup knockout after Pele
The youngest player to score in World Cup since Pele
The youngest player to win MVP award in World Cup history
7-0 vs Costa Rica (Win)
1-1 vs Germany (Draw)
1-2 vs Japan (Loss)
Eliminated via penalty shootout by the eventual semi-finalists.
On 29 August 2021, Gavi made his official debut for FC Barcelona at just 17 years old in a match against Getafe at Camp Nou. From the moment he stepped on the pitch, his confidence, pressing, and ball control revealed a player far beyond his age. His debut marked the beginning of a new Barça era - one where a young La Masia talent would soon become the heart and future of the club's midfield.
Gavi scored his first-ever goal for FC Barcelona on 18 December 2021 against Elche at Camp Nou. At only 17 years old, he received the ball near midfield, drove forward with stunning confidence, beat his defender with a brilliant turn, and fired a perfect shot into the bottom corner. This moment wasn't just a goal - it was the announcement of a rising superstar. Camp Nou erupted as the young La Masia product became one of the youngest goalscorers in Barcelona's history.
Gavi played in the UEFA Nations League Final against Croatia, showing maturity, pressing intensity, and ball-winning ability throughout the match.
Spain won the final on penalties, and Gavi earned his first major trophy with the national team at just 18 years old.
In one of his greatest performances, Gavi scored, assisted Lewandowski, and was named Man of the Match as Barcelona defeated Real Madrid 3–1. This final confirmed Gavi as one of the brightest young talents in world football.
Gavi reached the Supercopa final once again, continuing his reputation as a big-match player and leader in Barcelona’s midfield. Even without scoring, his workrate, pressing, and leadership were standout qualities in the final.
Gavi played in the Copa del Rey Final of the 2024/25 season, adding another major final to his career at such a young age. His intensity, courage, and non-stop pressing helped Barcelona compete at the highest level in another decisive match.
Barcelona beat Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup final in Saudi Arabia — Gavi’s fifth major final and another Clásico trophy on the shelf. After months out with injury, he was back in the squad for the run-in, and this win capped a special 2025/26 season alongside La Liga silverware.
Spain beat Argentina 1–0 at MetLife Stadium — Ferran Torres with the winner. Gavi was in the World Cup final squad on the bench as La Roja lifted the trophy: a sixth major final, a sixth victory, and the biggest night of them all.