FC Barcelona News: 9 July 2024
A round-up of the latest Barcelona news and rumors
Agenda for first week of preseason for FC Barcelona - FC Barcelona
The wait is almost over as Barça are set to get preseason for the 2024/25 campaign under way this week. New coach Hansi Flick faces his first competitive game on 17 August away from home against Valencia in La Liga with the squad to return to training this week on Wednesday 10 July.
Thiago Alcántara announces retirement - FC Barcelona
Thiago Alcántara has announced his retirement at the age of 33. After spending the last four seasons of his career at Liverpool, the midfielder who came out of La Masia has decided to call a day on a remarkable career that began at FC Barcelona, where he learned the game and made his first moves into the professional game.
Barcelona contact former Bayern Munich and Liverpool midfielder Thiago Alcantara about joining coaching staff - Football España
Barcelona have been looking to fill out Hansi Flick’s coaching staff with people capable of making life easier for the former Germany coach. The latest name suggested would be a star addition.
Barcelona await UEFA compensation over Pedri injury - Football España
UEFA will be required to pay compensation to Barcelona following a Euro 2024 injury to Pedri. Ahead of Spain’s Euro 2024 semi final with France on July 9, Pedri has confirmed he will remain with the squad, but will play no further part in the tournament.
Barcelona await UEFA compensation over Pedri injury - Football España
UEFA will be required to pay compensation to Barcelona following a Euro 2024 injury to Pedri. Ahead of Spain’s Euro 2024 semi final with France on July 9, Pedri has confirmed he will remain with the squad, but will play no further part in the tournament.
'We have the money to sign Nico Williams today' - Barcelona President Joan Laporta - Football España
Barcelona President Joan Laporta has surprised many by declaring that they can afford to sign Athletic Club winger Nico Williams, who has been heavily linked to the club. Much of the reporting around the club states that the Blaugrana still need to complete several deals and sales in order to think about doing so.
Spain vs France EURO 2024 semi-final preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, possible line-ups | UEFA EURO 2024 | UEFA.com
A mouth-watering clash between two titans of European football awaits in Munich. Spain have lit up the tournament so far, and are the only team to win all five of their games. They are also joint-top in number of goals (11) and top on total attempts (102) and balls recovered (230), demonstrating how impressive they have been both going forward and defensively.
Source: barcablaugranes.com
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