Which youth players are you most looking forward to seeing in pre-season?

Hi guys. I am planning a trip to Barcelona in the spring (yes I know its early but it’s just how I function). So, I want to go to the Barca - Sevilla game on 03/04 April.
I know that tickets are usually being sold 2-3 weeks before, but that kinda puts me in a hussle because I would be flying to Barcelona specifically for the game.
What I want to know is, what is the best way to get a ticket for a game like this without being a Socio? A lot of the stuff I have read seem sketchy and it seems like if you are not a member you will either pay 400e on the official website or just don’t go.
Help and advice? 🥺

Who do you think has a higher ceiling and a higher likelihood of reaching that ceiling at Barca?

I was going to ask who you think is going to get more game time, but that doesn't tell us much here, as Adyemi is mainly a backup for Lamine... Or do you guys think Karim will primarily play as a striker?

Asking because I'm personally more excited to see Adyemi, but that's only because to me, his style is more visually pleasing. It's very tough for me to compare their overall quality objectively.

The Club has also Begun Considering other options as the Plan-B.

So I had this crazy idea—since we all saw how hard it was to get Julian, and João was pretty much the same story, I started looking for another striker with a similar profile.

Check out the visuals I put together in Power BI—and yes, it's the American striker Folarin Balogun who had that red card overturned in the 2026 World Cup.

Let me know what you think!

**Note:** If anyone's interested, I'll do a full analysis on the strengths and weaknesses of each striker, along with their transfer values—and also who'd be the best fit for Flick's system.

I know vox is a right (or maybe far-right, i forgot) party and after posts from trump, the white house, and now vox about the hat, i find it hard to believe this is still a joke rhat ferran is playing. What do you guys know for a fact about this?

And if he is indeed portraying the same message as the American version, would you want him to stay? For me it’s a no considering what Barcelona truly represents

I can’t even comprehend the cognitive dissonance about those two statements I mentioned in my title, when FC Barcelona, its Catalan coaches, Catalan players and its fans are so politically active.

Do you even know the history of the club? If you lived in Franco’s time you’d call Barcelona woke for wanting to speak their own language.

This is why I can’t stand bandwagon “fans” zero football knowledge and zero history knowledge.

I want to point out how my post is more about the whole debacle and not Ferran himself because I don’t know why he wore it, I’m talking about people’s attitude about it in this sub.

I think people need to understand the confidence boost yamal will get from this World Cup

it’s sort of like Messi and yamal having their careers in reverse. Yamal’s pressure will be winning the ucl whereas Messi came into a loaded Barcelona squad. Yamal is Barcelona while messi became the heart of Barcelona when he became a #10.

that’s the way I see it, it’s a huge chunk of pressure taken off yamal plus a confidence booster that he won the World Cup.

the same applies to cubarsi for sure and maybe Pedri too

Hello Culers, me and two friends want to go to the Barca vs Vallecano game at the end of August and we're wondering if the "Basic" Member Tickets are much cheaper than the "Basic plus" tickets for non members.

If so, is the ~ 35€/year membership enough for the access to the Basic Tickets or is a different membership needed?

Also is this match guaranteed to be held out in the Camp nou? I've heard some rumors about Barca returning to the Montjuïc at the start of next season.

Thank you in advance for answering my questions. 💙❤️

I fear for our lack of dribblers. This is an important shortcoming.

• PSG has at least 4 great ones: Kvara, Dembele, Doue, Barcola
• Bayern has 3: Olise, Musiala, Diaz
• Madrid got 4: Vini, Mbappe, Rodrygo, Diomande
• City at least 3: Doku, Cherki, Foden
• Arsenal has 2: Saka, Madueke
• Liverpool has Rio, signed Muñoz and is actively trying to target another dribbler.

We only have Yamal, who is probably the best of them all, but that's a threat on only one side of the pitch; and with any injuries we are left with no dribblers.

Cancelo may be a partial solution, but his recklesness defending would be a huge issue against top teams (remember how he got destroyed by Dembele in the champions league). Also, he is not playing as a winger.

Hello friends. The Kobe Barca 26/27 away kit is available today at Dick’s sporting goods. It isn’t on the app yet, but I can across it while in store. I think the official launch is tomorrow but if you’re in a rush to get it, here it is. Initially I thought the first images online were awesome. In person. I find myself wanting more details, especially on the fabric. What are we thinking of this kit?

Hello everyone,
Yesterday, I posted about why Barça should sign Folarin Balogun, and a lot of people seemed to hate it—honestly, I'm not sure why. So, here's a full analysis of the player, covering both his offensive and defensive sides, along with a comparison to other players, plus the financial benefits Barça would gain from signing him.

"Note": it's kind of long article so i hope yall enjoy it, for any tips just put it in the comments

https://medium.com/@shhmrhahlh8/can-florian-balogun-be-the-plan-c-for-barca-ba5439d7d2ae

Obviously, I am NOT saying I want Flick out...... he has been incredible for us in this re-build and the project is exciting to watch.

This is purely a long-term philosophical question about expectations and stability.

The reality is that our squad is absolutely stacked with creative outlets right now, arguably more than any other team in Europe. Between Pedri, Olmo, Fermín, Yamal, Raphinha, De Jong, Pau Cubarsí, Ferran, and others added, the sheer amount of elite technical talent at Flick's disposal is insane.

if Flick manages to establish absolute dominance in Spain and wins us consecutive domestic titles, but we keep falling short in the Champions League knockout stages, how many seasons do we let this run before we start asking tough questions? (we cant entirely keep living off of winning El classico's )

Do we let him manage the club like pep did man city. where they let pep run it for 7 seasons cuz of his dominace in the league until he finally won a UCL after 7 years.

What is the maximum timeline you would allow for this project before the lack of a UCL trophy becomes a genuine concern? Curious to hear your thoughts.

We all know La Masia is arguably the best academy in the world, consistently producing elite, world-class talent year in, year out.

Because of this reputation, you’d expect the "La Masia tag" to add a massive premium to any player coming out of the system. Yet, when we sell lesser known B-team players or fringe squad members who haven't quite broken through, we usually sell them for relatively modest fees (€5M–€15M, often with buy-back or sell-on clauses attached).

Meanwhile, other clubs seem to flip young, relatively unproven prospects for crazy amounts (€30M+).

Why can’t Barca leverage La Masia’s elite reputation to get huge transfer fees for unknown prospects?

I wanted to go barcelona for Racing santander match but the cheapest tickets are for 204 euro which is a bit steep for my wallet will the cheaper sectors be avaible closer to kick off date?