FC Barcelona News: 8 August 2024
A round-up of the latest Barcelona news and rumors
First training session after tour - FC Barcelona
After ten days away and a seven hour flight, the first team are back in Barcelona. The blaugrana party made the return journey after the match in Baltimore, landing at around 1pm CEST in the Catalan capital.
The US Tour by the numbers - FC Barcelona
FC Barcelona are heading home from a very useful trip to the United States. Two of the three games ended in draws and were decided by penalty shootouts, in Barça's favour against Man City but not in the one with AC Milan. And in between, a splendid 2-1 victory over Real Madrid. Here are ten top stats that emerged from the 270 minutes of football on American soil.
Barcelona defender Mika Faye targeted by two Ligue 1 sides - Football España
Barcelona have yet to close any significant sales this summer, and given that they are about to sign Dani Olmo for in excess of €60m, it’s essential that they start raising money. So far, no obvious candidates have emerged, although that could soon be about to change.
Barcelona offered chance to re-unite Hansi Flick with Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman - Football España
Having missed out on Nico Williams, Barcelona remain without a natural left winger in their first team squad – aside from Ansu Fati, who’s currently injured. They’re spending €60m+ on Dani Olmo who is likely to be utilised there, although they could now have the opportunity to sign a specialist for cheap.
Manchester United make Frenkie de Jong call with figure in mind - Football España
Manchester United and Frenkie de Jong is the summer romance that never ends, although that does imply that the feeling is reciprocated. Ever since Erik ten Hag took charge at Old Trafford, there have been links between the two, and once again United have contacted Barcelona about the Dutch midfielder.
Barcelona to secure €40m unpaid economic lever from sponsor - report - Football España
Barcelona have been sweating over their finances for the past year since Libero did not pay up for the €40m stake in digital content subsidiary Barca Vision, but the latest reporting is that Barcelona have persuaded one of their current sponsors to pick up the bill.
Source: barcablaugranes.com
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