Barcelona fans, soccer romantics, and statisticians alike will be watching closely—because Lamine Yamal is chasing a milestone once set by his idol, Neymar.

Barcelona's summer transfer window has taken a significant hit. Despite hopes of securing a top-tier defensive reinforcement, one of their key targets has opted for a different path.

The project goes beyond sports. Refik Anadol, a Turkish artist, is transforming millions of data points — including angles, motion, and emotional response — into a one-of-a-kind digital artwork, to be auctioned by Christie’s for social and educational causes.

Lamine Yamal is close to signing a massive new deal with FC Barcelona. According to reports, the 17-year-old will earn €30 million gross per season, with an annual €10 million renewal bonus. His net salary would be around €20 million.

The return of Neymar Junior to Barcelona has long hovered like a familiar shadow over the Camp Nou — tantalizing, nostalgic, and, for some fans, seemingly inevitable.

After a 2024-25 season surpassing the expectations, FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta has taken a final decision regarding coach Hansi Flick and Lamine Yamal's contracts.

Lamine Yamal is only 17, but he’s already won La Liga twice, the Copa del Rey, the Spanish Super Cup, and even the Euro with Spain.

FC Barcelona is looking to strengthen not only its attack, but also its goalkeeper position. Marc-André ter Stegen remains the undisputed starter, but his recent injury—keeping him out for months—has raised concerns

One of the biggest advantages of signing Luis Díaz is his relatively affordable salary—around €3.5 million per season. That number is not only manageable for Barcelona but also lower than what players like Nico Williams earn.

Barcelona play against Villarreal in a crucial Matchday 37 clash of the 2024/25 La Liga season. Here’s all the key information, including kickoff times and how to watch the action live on TV and streaming services.

After winning 2024-25 La Liga with FC Barcelona, club legend Luis Suarez delivered an important message to Lamine Yamal.

Barcelona’s own Jack Grealish: the nickname spread like wildfire across Spanish social media, though the player in question was nowhere near the pitch when he earned it.

Lamine Yamal now has two La Liga titles—just like Cristiano Ronaldo. But there’s a remarkable twist to this comparison.

Another one to add to Robert Lewandowski’s ever-growing trophy cabinet and Lamine Yamal’s impressive list of accolades at just 17. So, when can we expect Barcelona to hoist the La Liga trophy?

While fans celebrated in Catalonia and beyond, a subtle ripple of emotion was felt globally — especially when a legendary figure from Barcelona's golden era sent a brief, understated message that carried enormous weight.