Barcelona manager Hansi Flick offered support and encouragement to Lamine Yamal after the young player's reaction to being substituted.

After Iñaki Peña's misconduct and Wojciech Szczesny's recent performances, coach Hansi Flick has made a strong decision on Barcelona's goalkeeper role for the remainder of the season.

In a dramatic turn of events, both Real Madrid and Barcelona have faced a significant setback in their pursuit of one of soccer’s brightest stars.

Lionel Messi's contract with Inter Miami could hold the potential for an unexpected twist in a move that has sparked excitement and speculation among soccer fans.

Barcelona secured a 2-0 victory over Athletic Club in the Spanish Super Cup semi-finals, advancing to the final set on January 12.However, the pre-match headlines focused on a surprising decision: Wojciech Szczesny starting in goal instead of Iñaki Peña, who was initially slated to lead the defense.

Both Manchester United and Chelsea are reportedly interested in signing AC Milan's Rafael Leão, but the player is reportedly hesitant about a move to the Premier League.

La Liga and the RFEF have turned a blind eye to Barcelona's plan to sign Dani Olmo and Pau Victor for the remainder of the season, thus the chaos in Catalonia has intensified.

Barcelona is having trouble signing Dani Olmo and Pau Victor due of its financial woes. The issue has placed question on Olmo's future at Barcelona and his ability to play for Spain in forthcoming competitions.

Several top European clubs, including Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Inter Milan, are competing to sign Jonathan Tah, whose contract expires in the summer of 2025. Barcelona's interest stems from their need to strengthen their defense in the long term.

As the calendar year draws to a close, Barcelona manager Hansi Flick faces another significant injury blow following Lamine Yamal's recent absence. Now, Ferran Torres joins the growing list of sidelined players.

Despite joining Barcelona in October, Wojciech Szczesny has yet to step onto the field for the Catalan giants. But that’s about to change.

For three consecutive years, Barcelona’s pre-season tours have taken place in the United States, becoming a staple of the club’s summer preparations. While the club has historically ventured across the Atlantic, this tradition will take a surprising turn next year, marking the end of an era for the Blaugrana’s pre-season routine.

Barcelona's win against Borussia Dortmund wasn’t without its share of concerns, as Raphinha, one of the Blaugrana's standout performers this season, had to be substituted in the 71st minute due to what appeared to be a calf injury.

As Barcelona continues to dominate headlines with their impressive performances this season, attention has turned to the club's long-term strategy in securing a successor to Robert Lewandowski, their talismanic striker.

In a season brimming with optimism, Barcelona faces a potentially devastating setback regarding one of its most impactful new signings. Contractual complications and lingering financial woes could see him leave the club for free as early as January.