Could fans in USA see Blaugrana stars Raphinha, Robert Lewandowski, Marcus Rashford, and Lamine Yamal in person?

The symbolic weight of wearing Barcelona’s iconic No. 10 shirt is immense. Once donned by the likes of Ronaldinho and most famously Lionel Messi, it represents creativity, brilliance, and leadership. Lamine Yamal, at just 18 years old, has now inherited that responsibility—and he has wasted no time making his mark.

Gearing up for the 2025-26 season, FC Barcelona star Dani Olmo claimed that they did better signings than rival Real Madrid.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta spoke about the comparisons being drawn between Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal.

Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior highlighted Cristiano Ronaldo and three former Barcelona players as his role models—but none of them is Lionel Messi.

Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal scored twice in the first half against FC Seoul — once in the 14th minute and again in stoppage time, assisted by Dani Olmo.

With the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and a dramatic reshuffle of shirt numbers at the club, Los Blancos have set in motion a commercial strategy that closely mirrors Barcelona’s successful blueprint with Lamine Yamal.

While the likes of Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappe dazzled on the pitch, a global icon currently plying his trade in the United States quietly dominated a key statistic back in Spain.

As the Messi-Ronaldo era fades into the history books, a new generation is stepping forward—and at the center of the current debate are two of the brightest young stars in Europe: Lamine Yamal and Desire Doue.

Saudi Arabian clubs have the financial muscle to offer veteran players like Robert Lewandowski multi-year deals with astronomical salaries—something FC Barcelona might not be able to match, especially with the striker entering the final year of his contract.

Marcus Rashford recently joined Barcelona and has received a message from the last English player to wear the iconic jersey.

Barcelona’s 2025-26 away kit honors Kobe Bryant through a collaboration with his Nike brand. The jersey features a light gold tone with Persian violet and black accents — echoing the colors of the teams Kobe played for during his career.

Another former FC Barcelona teammate of Lionel Messi—and two-time UEFA Champions League winner—is reportedly on Inter Miami’s radar.

With Lamine Yamal out of the equation, a new FC Barcelona wonderkid will be battling with PSG'S Desire Doue for the 2025 Golden Boy award.

Barcelona faced major streaming issues during their preseason opener against Vissel Kobe in Japan, caused by a cyberattack that overwhelmed the club’s digital platforms and prevented subscribers from accessing the match.