Barcelona sporting director Deco has provided an insight into the club’s plans for the winter transfer window.And the news is likely to come as a source of disappointment for those of a Blaugrana

Barcelona have recorded a net loss of €17million (£14.7m/$19.8m) for the 2024-25 season, despite bringing in a huge €994m (£862m/$1.16billion) in revenue across the campaign. The mouth-watering figures signal a slight downturn from 2023-24,

La Liga players are delaying the start of their matches in Spain to protest a decision to move a Barcelona-Villarreal game to the United States.

Barcelona will move back to the summit of La Liga with victory this weekend, with table-toppers Real Madrid not in action until they face Getafe on Sunday. Another slip-up for Barça would prove devastating given they face Los Blancos in El Clásico next weekend.

Hansi Flick's team have nine players out injured as they prepare for a key set of fixtures. Behind the scenes, there is confusion

Real Madrid host Barcelona in the first Clásico of the season on Sunday, Oct. 26, and both LaLiga giants have had plenty of injury concerns.

Promises of an imminent homecoming have been pushed further and further back, but the approval has now been issued and Barcelona have been granted permission to host matches at Camp Nou with a maximum occupancy of 25,991 fans in the main stand and behind the south goal.