Barcelona will be busy in the final week of the winter transfer window, both in terms of signings and exits. Regarding the latter, the most notable will be Dro Fernandez, who is poised to join Paris Saint-Germain in the coming days.
Earlier this week, Barcelona president Joan Laporta confirmed the date for this year’s presidential elections. The vote will take place in March, and it coincides with the Catalans’ La Liga clash against Sevilla at the Spotify Camp Nou.
On Thursday, Barcelona president Joan Laporta confirmed the date for the club’s next presidential election. The vote will take place on the 15th of March, which is earlier than many expected to be the case.
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has criticized Real Madrid's players for not giving his Barça team a guard of honour after their 3-2 win in Sunday's Spanish Supercopa final.
In the aftermath of the Spanish Supercup final between Barcelona and Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappe has been focused upon by a number of supporters. Notably, he led the decision for he and his teammates not to give a guard of honours to the Catalans, who won the match 3-2 in Jeddah.
Barcelona were overjoyed to retain their Spanish Supercup title on Sunday, as they defeated Real Madrid 3-2 at the King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah.
Barcelona are aiming to claim their first title of the season when they take on Real Madrid in the Spanish Supercup final on Sunday. The Catalans comprehensively swept aside their El Clasico rivals in last year’s showpiece event, and they will hope for a repeat in Jeddah.
2025 turned out to be a very successful year for Barcelona, and they will hope for more of the same in 2026. Hansi Flick’s side won La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup, and they are currently on course to defend their league title, as they sit four points clear of arch rivals Real Madrid.
In recent weeks, there has been a lot of animosity generated between the presidents of Barcelona and Real Madrid. Joan Laporta and Florentino Perez have gone back and forth with comments made in public, and the latter has now had another say on Thursday.
In recent weeks, there has been off-field back-and-forth statements from the presidents of Real Madrid and Barcelona. Florentino Perez aimed a new dart at the Catalans earlier in the week, and while Joan Laporta hit back soon after, he has now issued new remarks on the matter.
Barcelona President Joan Laporta appeared in court last Friday as part of the latest progress in the Negreira case. He was one of three star witnesses called to the stand, alongside former Barcelona managers Ernesto Valverde and Luis Enrique.
Barcelona President Joan Laporta has defended the club’s innocence after giving evidence in the Negreira case. The Catalan giants stand accused of sporting corruption after payments of €7-8m over a period of 17 years to companies linked to former Referees Committee (CTA) Vice-President Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira.
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has addressed a number of topics in relation to the Catalan club during a media appearance with La Vanguardia. One of those was the situation with Ronald Araujo, who is currently on a leave of absence due to personal reasons.
In recent weeks, there has been increased tensions at an institutional level between Barcelona and Real Madrid, brought about by remarks made by the presidents of both clubs.
Barcelona have an array of talent coming through the ranks at La Masia, and some have already made their way into the first team over the last couple of seasons.
When it comes to Barcelona and Real Madrid presidents, you know that words regarding their rivals are never too far away from being spoken. The two biggest clubs in Spain have become fierce rivals due to their success and their rivalry.
It’s been years since the bombshell dropped, but the question still hangs in the air like a poorly-kicked corner: why did FC Barcelona really let Lionel Messi go?