Xavi Hernández recently responded to critics who had labeled Barcelona as the joke of the Champions League. After leading the Catalan side into the quarterfinals for the first time since 2020, Xavi highlighted the significant progress the team has made on a European level. He expressed his frustration at the unfair criticism and pressure that
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Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández has highlighted the upcoming match against Napoli as the most vital game of the season thus far. With their eyes set on reaching the Champions League quarterfinals for the first time since 2020, Xavi is acutely aware of the significance of this fixture. The last time Barcelona progressed past the group
In the world of football, there are certain players who captivate fans with their skill, talent, and ability to change the course of a game single-handedly. Lamine Yamal is one such player who has burst onto the scene at a young age and has been making waves with his performances for Barcelona. At just 16
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez recently praised 16-year-old Lamine Yamal for his outstanding performance in a 1-0 win over Mallorca. Xavi drew comparisons between Yamal and Lionel Messi, acknowledging the flashes of brilliance in the youngster’s game. Despite the similarities, Xavi emphasized the importance of not burdening young players with comparisons to legendary figures like Messi.
Barcelona’s president Joan Laporta has recently celebrated his three-year anniversary since returning to the presidency of the Catalan club. During this time, Laporta has overseen some significant changes and accomplishments, claiming that the club is in a much better position now than when he first took office. While Laporta highlights achievements such as a LaLiga
Barcelona recently faced allegations of not meeting workplace regulations regarding gender equality policies, resulting in the club being fined by Spain’s labour ministry. Despite this setback, Barcelona has adamantly defended their commitment to gender equality. The club stated that they have had an equality plan in place since 2013 and were in the process of
Barcelona’s hopes of a successful season run-in have been dealt a significant blow with the news that key midfielders Frenkie de Jong and Pedri are both set to miss important fixtures due to injuries. De Jong suffered a sprained ankle ligament in a recent match against Athletic Club, while Pedri is dealing with a thigh
Barcelona is currently facing a major injury crisis in their midfield, as both Frenkie de Jong and Pedri were forced off during the first half of their recent LaLiga match against Athletic Club. De Jong had to be taken off on a stretcher in the 26th minute after an awkward landing on his ankle, which
Barcelona, one of the richest and most successful football clubs in the world, is currently facing significant financial challenges. LaLiga recently reduced their annual spending limit by a substantial amount, making it difficult for the club to sign new players and manage their existing squad. With squad costs exceeding their budget by a significant margin,
The financial landscape of European club football is a constantly evolving entity that requires a keen eye for detail in order to truly understand the nuances of revenue generation within the sport. UEFA’s recent release of their annual report for 2023 sheds light on the top-earning clubs in terms of replica kit sales, providing a