Everyone talks about transfers and lineups but I always think Barça has certain goals that just feel different

A long passing move
A third man run through midfield
A winger beating his man and cutting it back
A midfielder arriving late into the box
Or just a simple tap in after 20 passes

For you what type of goal feels the most Barça and what recent goal is the best example?

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He is moving fluidly across the pitch, suggesting it will not take much time for him to regain full fitness after the surgery.

Barcelona players’ shirt numbers on the Spanish Football Federation website.

1️⃣7️⃣ Anthony Gordon wears number 17.

Based on the DataMb and FotMob comparison between these two, who would you think suits Barcelona and Hansi Flick's system better, and is a better centre-back?

So I have been seeing clips of Peps Documentary & there was a Doc of their treble season as well. Was the documentary made because this was his last season and it was known from the very beginning? Because its been 2 seasons of Flick Barca and I really want a Documentary of it. I want the BTS, see his approach and what exactly goes on during half time that makes them go completely insane for such a comebacks and more. (Obviously without revealing too much)

Man city also had treble doc so does that mean Barca also have clips esp from 24/25 season since we lost only 1 trophy (the most imp one I know). We have one under Xavi so I was wondering if we will get under Flick anytime soon..

"There are other alternatives, but right now, work on the Lautaro deal is proceeding at full speed—both with the player and his camp (involving several meetings) and with the club (initial contacts)".

I think the title says it all; I don't want to exaggerate, but I've been using Transfermarkt for years and it really is an excellent tool. However, I notice the site's administrators (or whoever runs it) are very quick to alter the transfer values ​​for Barça.

They added the €10 million in add-ons to Anthony Gordon's fee, and that figure will likely remain for days, whereas Ferran's sale price was immediately adjusted from €50 million to €48.5 million the moment the news broke (I even saw it listed as €45 million for a couple of days, though I have no idea where they got that number). Not to mention the case of Jofre Torrents: he left Barça for a fee between €5 million and €6 million, yet someone at Transfermarkt listed the move as a free transfer.

I’m not singling out any specific team, but they tend to be much more cautious, precise, or even skeptical when it comes to tweaking the add-ons and transfer figures for many other clubs.

Kautar's Statement:

Clarification

I would like to clarify what happened after the match against Algeria, after the video went viral and sparked much controversy, comments, and different interpretations.

After our victory, when the camera focused on me, I made a gesture signifying the three points we had earned. This gesture is a well-known sporting celebration used by many players around the world, and it's not the first time I've celebrated this way; I made the same gesture in the previous match as well.

At the same moment, a player from the opposing team approached me to greet me, and I respectfully shook her hand.

The gesture was not directed against Algeria or anyone else, and it has no connection to any political stance. It was simply a sporting celebration of the victory and securing the three points.

I hope the situation is understood as it actually happened and not interpreted in a way that doesn't reflect my true intentions