FC Barcelona News: 21 February 2025
A round-up of the latest Barcelona news and rumors
Back on the training pitch with Las Palmas in mind - FC Barcelona
The FC Barcelona first team were back into work today after a day off. Thoughts are now on the game against Las Palmas on 22 February (kick-off 9.00pm CET). The away match in Gran Canaria is the LaLiga matchday 25 fixture.
When and where to watch UD Las Palmas v FC Barcelona - FC Barcelona
The blaugranes moved back to the top of the table in La Liga on Monday thanks to their win over Rayo Vallecano at the Estadi OlÃmpic LluÃs Companys. This week sees Hansi Flick's team face UD Las Palmas in the Estadio Gran Canaria as they attempt to defend their lead over their closest rivals Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid in the race for the league title.
PSG and Benfica, possible Champions League last 16 opponents - FC Barcelona
FC Barcelona have been able to watch this week's Champions League playoffs safe in the knowledge that their own place in the last 16 is already assured. We still don't know who Barça will be playing, but the original four possibilities have now been whittled down to two: PSG or Benfica.
Barça to maintain good numbers at Gran Canaria Stadium - Mundo Deportivo
Barça will look to reaffirm their league lead at the Gran Canaria stadium this Saturday against Las Palmas. The Blaugranas will visit a team that, although it is not easy for them to beat, they have not lost to since the 1985-86 season.
Pedri finally returns to Las Palmas almost five years later - Mundo Deportivo
His last game at the Gran Canaria Stadium was at the age of 17 on July 20, 2020, but due to the empty stands due to COVID he was unable to say goodbye to his fans.
Barça is keeping an eye on Thomas Partey - Mundo Deportivo
FC Barcelona is keeping an eye on the big market opportunities that could help strengthen the squad for next season. One of the names that is appearing strongly in Barcelona's orbit is that of Thomas Partey, a Ghanaian midfielder whose contract with Arsenal ends in June 2025 and, therefore, could arrive at zero cost.
Lamine Yamal explains his reactions when substituted - Mundo Deportivo
"To be honest, no player likes to be substituted. I don't like it either, obviously, but on the journey from being substituted to being on the bench, I get over it. I think 'I hope the team scores another goal' and that's it. But I think it's normal. I want to play, I want to get minutes. I see it as normal", says the teenager.
Betis will not 'give away' Vitor Roque if he leaves - Mundo Deportivo
Vitor Roque's future remains up in the air. Although the striker has a contract with Barça until June 2031 and his loan at Betis does not end until June 30, with the option of one more season, Palmeiras' interest in signing him could alter things.
Source: barcablaugranes.com
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