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Last updated: 21 July 2026 · See all news →
Spain win 2026 World Cup, eight Barça players involved
Ferran Torres struck a 106th-minute winner as Spain beat Argentina in the final. Lamine Yamal became the youngest player ever to win both the Euros and the World Cup.
Read more →Karim Adeyemi completes move to Barça
The German forward has joined preseason training at the Ciutat Esportiva as Barça's second signing of 2026/27.
Read more →Frenkie de Jong facing lengthy layoff
De Jong, who played through injury at the World Cup, could reportedly be sidelined for around four months.
Read more →Barça to meet Ferran Torres over his future
Fresh off his World Cup final winner, Torres is out of contract next year and has reportedly drawn interest from PSG — talks with his camp are planned for next week.
Read more →Atlético dig in over Julián Álvarez
Atlético have reportedly rejected Barça's latest offer outright and filed a FIFA complaint, while Arsenal have joined the chase for the Argentine striker.
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21 July
Barça's 2026/27 preseason build-up continues — the squad train at the Ciutat Esportiva ahead of their first friendly against CE Europa on 24 July.
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La Masia's reach
Nine academy graduates featured across both finalist squads in the 2026 World Cup final.
Camp Nou is growing
Capacity has climbed past 62,000 as renovation phases reopen, en route to a ~105,000 final capacity.
El Clásico is dead even
264 competitive meetings with Real Madrid: 106 wins apiece, and 52 draws.
Two trebles
Barça is one of the few clubs to win the continental treble twice — 2008-09 and 2014-15.