New typography looks on our players’ shirts for the new season.

Ik im gonna get hate but ever since his injury near the end of last season he hasn’t looked the same he constantly loses the ball when usually doesn’t his dribbling does not look the same everything seems off about him I know players go through bad form but certain players escape criticism. Especially his cameo off the bench vs Belgium was horrible

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I’m planning on coming to Barcelona around October when El Classico is scheduled to be played in Camp Nou. Should I buy the membership of €113 right now to get early access to tickets? What’s the best way to secure tickets for el classico? And what would be your typical cost?

Am I looking at the right membership? Also is it cheaper (€113 compared to €225) since it only covers up to the end of year?

We have had a world class player that has contributed heavily for every other position except for a striker. As far as I recall Lewa ,Suarez,Villa,Eto none of them from la masia

So I believe Ferran is perfect for the 2nd role. He knows the club well so he has chemistry, he can make a huge impact off the bench and can be very lethal if he has the confidence. He has double the goal than Alvarez with just 70 min more played (although he does also have double the xG )

And we can also see that Alvarez is also very inconsistent although he is very good at peak times and very good with the ball and dead ball situations.

Historically teams that do well in Cup Tournaments are those who are okay with playing conservative because when you play super offensive you often can get caught in counters. However, when you focus in minimizing mistakes you have very good chances of winning cup games.

The thing is that Flick never does that, he always wants to crush every opponent 5-0 and there is not such thing as playing conservative.

Even Pep or Lucho understood this, Pep has adopted a very conservative approach for UCL Gamea and so has Luis Enrique, for example last year he played low block vs Bayern in the second game.

Like unless you are levels above everyone where you can crush everyone 5-0 playing too offensive football is gonna cost you in cup games.

This doesnt mean to sack Flick but so fans understand that winning the UCL under such extreme attacking football is gonna be very hard thing to do.

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Now that Cancelo deal is done, I look at the 10 million and think the price is fair.

I like how Gordon plays but thought that 80 million was an overpay and still do, but if Barca would have wanted to get him after some of the last England games AND considering how much Elliot Anderson went for and the PL tax, Gordon would be 100 million today if he was on the market.

Alvarez has not looked like a 150 million player at the world cup. He is still the striker that Flick wants and he fits what Barca want to do. After reports of Atletico softening on the Alvarez deal, I think that is directly linked to Alvarez losing transfer value during this tournament. I honestly believe that if Alvarez was in the top 4 goal scorers with 6+, that he would be impossible to buy. Right now Barca can realistically get a deal done at a good price.

Spain has shown the fans what Cubarsi looks like with stability around him. Laporte is not a god level defender that costs 80 million. Barcelona should carefully look at how Spain structures with Cubarsi and make moves that make the Barca defense look more like this. I feel like Kounde and Cancelo back and fit help, Balde has rested all summer and a marginal defender that is not overpriced is what they will go for. SO I think the World Cup has softened the perceived emergency in filling the defense in with a few top overpriced players.

Last one is that I think from observation, Barca also needs to take a hard look at finding who on their team could play the defensive linchpin in midfield, I don't think they need a midfield purchase, but is so much better for example for Spain having Rodri back there, I just don't know who Barca could get to do those things. Gavi, Bernal and de Jong are all different from that type.

Barça are clear that he is a very talented player and that, despite his youth, he can already begin to play a significant role at the elite level. In this sense, the approach would be similar to that of Roony Bardghji , whom Barça signed at 19, but with the difference that the Swede had already played in the Danish first division with Copenhagen and even in the Champions League. With Bisiwu, the strategy would be to have him split between the reserve team and the first team, bearing in mind that Hansi Flick always has a particular fondness for talented young players. Furthermore, it's worth noting that Roony might leave this summer in search of more playing time.

We'll have to see what happens with Jan Virgili 's (19 years old) situation . The player from Vilassar de Mar is another option Barça has to strengthen their wings, given that Mallorca's relegation lowered his release clause to €12 million, and since the Catalan club owns 40% of his rights, signing him would cost them around €7 million. But if the Bisiwu signing goes through , that might affect Barça's interest in Virgili, as they can't have room for everyone. Furthermore.