In recent developments, FC Barcelona has experienced a significant shift in its financial landscape, as confirmed by LaLiga on Thursday. The Catalan giants have seen their spending limit for the current season raised to €426 million ($470.1 million), a staggering increase from the €204 million cap imposed earlier this year. While Barcelona still surpasses this
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Despite his season being cut short by a ruptured ACL injury, Marc Bernal has shown resilience and determination by agreeing to a new contract with Barcelona. At just 17 years old, Bernal has already made an impression on the club with his performances on the field. Bernal will be signing a contract extension until 2026,
Toni and Guille Fernández made history by becoming the youngest-ever scorers for Barcelona Atlètic in their recent match against Ourense in the Spanish third division. With both cousins finding the back of the net, they showcased their talent and potential at a remarkably young age. Toni, the younger of the two, set a new record
Spain forward Dani Olmo will not be able to play in the UEFA Nations League game against Switzerland due to a minor knee issue. Despite sources confirming that the injury is not severe, it has been decided that Olmo will return to Barcelona early for further assessment and treatment. This absence could have a significant
Midfielder Pedri from Barcelona recently praised coach Hansi Flick, referring to him as a “sergeant,” following the team’s exceptional start to the season. With four consecutive wins in LaLiga, Barcelona has shown an impressive display under Flick’s guidance. The shift in coaching from Xavi Hernández to Flick has been a positive change for the team,
Barcelona and their devoted fans have been eagerly anticipating the release of the club’s 2024-25 away kit. Despite already playing two away games in LaLiga this season, the team had to resort to wearing last season’s yellow fourth alternate kit for their first match under new coach Hansi Flick. Finally, ahead of the Catalan derby
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has confirmed that the club will be able to sign players “normally” in the upcoming January transfer window. This news comes after a summer transfer window filled with registration problems that affected the team’s ability to use some of their new signings at the start of the season. Laporta stated that
Spain’s influence on the world of football is undeniable, with the majority of the top candidates for the prestigious Ballon d’Or award either being Spanish or playing in LaLiga. The Spanish footballing philosophy, characterized by skill, intelligence, and success, has been a driving force in shaping the landscape of modern football. This dominance is set
Barcelona has come out to refute recent reports circulating in the Spanish media suggesting that sporting director Deco is contemplating leaving the club following a challenging summer transfer window. The Catalan club signed Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor during the transfer window but faced difficulties in securing a left winger, holding midfielder, and a defender
Barcelona’s recent victory against Real Valladolid showcased Raphinha’s exceptional talent as he scored a remarkable hat trick. The Brazilian winger’s performance was truly exceptional, highlighting his skill and prowess on the field. Raphinha’s first goal came in the 20th minute, showcasing his ability to finish with precision after receiving a brilliant long pass from center-back