Lamine Yamal, battling through discomfort, once again shines as Barcelona's standout, positioning himself as the key player ahead of El Clásico. For that reason, a Real Madrid legend praises the young talent, underscoring his remarkable impact on the field.

Just days before El Clasico between Real Madrid and Barcelona in La Liga, a key player for the Catalan side is facing an unexpected issue.

After weeks of controversy, protests, and political maneuvering, the project has been abruptly called off — leaving Barcelona, facing a multimillion-euro setback, in a way, thanks to its arch-rival Real Madrid.

In a new interview that has sent shockwaves through Catalonia, former club vice-president Jordi Mestre opened up about the Argentine’s strained relationship with Joan Laporta, while also revisiting Neymar’s controversial 2017 departure — and Messi’s emotional wish to bring him back.

Multiple reports suggest that Ronaldo has urged Al-Nassr to make a major move for Lewandowski once his Barcelona contract expires, a transfer that could have a major ripple effect across Europe.

After UEFA’s latest intervention, the ambitious plan that was once seen as a done deal now hangs in uncertainty.

Real Madrid and FC Barcelona will be clashing on Sunday for the first El Clasico of the 2025-26 season, and Pau Cubarsí warned his teammates on a Real Madrid star that wasn't Vinicius Junior.

Barcelona, helped by stars like Lamine Yamal, have claimed the No. 2 spot in a ranking of youth academies worldwide. Real Madrid also hold a notable position.

Barcelona are preparing to face Real Madrid in La Liga, and Raphinha is a key talking point.

Barcelona face significant challenges ahead of El Clasico against Real Madrid. Key players are sidelined, and coach Hansi Flick, who received a red card in the last match, is currently suspended. However, the Culers have appealed the suspension and have reportedly received a crucial decision.

Prior to completing his move to Vancouver Whitecaps, Thomas Müller revealed he was open to joining an European giant after departing from Bayern Munich.

Unpaid transfer fees have once again come back to haunt Barcelona, worsening an already fragile economic situation that shows no sign of easing.

As Christian Pulisic’s Milan prepares for its own potential overseas fixture, questions now swirl around whether Italy’s Serie A might be next to face the same storm that forced Spain to back down.

A former Argentina and Barcelona player has weighed in on the possibility of Lionel Messi playing in the FIFA World Cup 2026.

With a hat trick in the last UEFA Champions League game, Fermín López has outshined Lamine Yamal and claimed a historic FC Barcelona record to his own.