Barcelona are about to finalise their first departure of the winter transfer window, with Dro Fernandez poised to leave the Spotify Camp Nou. The teenage midfielder, who has been part of the first

FC Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick took aim at the camp of a first team star in a prematch pres conference to preview Sunday's away trip at Real Sociedad in La Liga.

Barcelona defeated Racing Santander 2–0 on Thursday night to secure their place in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals. The victory had way more significance, though, as Barcelona made it 11 consecutive wins for only the fourth time this century and, in each previous instance, the Catalans went on to win the Champions League that season.

FC Barcelona will be aiming to make it 12 wins in a row when they take on Real Sociedad in La Liga on Sunday, away at Anoeta.The Blaugrana have been unstoppable since their UCL loss to Chelsea in

Barcelona have been left stunned after teenager Dro Fernández informed the club of his desire to leave this January by exercising his €6 million ($7m) release clause, sources have told ESPN.

After weeks of speculation, Barcelona captain Marc-Andre ter Stegen is on the verge of a January exit. The German goalkeeper has reportedly agreed to a loan move to Catalan neighbours Girona until the end of the season.

Fully recovered from a back injury that required surgery, Ter Stegen made his season debut in Barcelona’s Copa del Rey win over Guadalajara on Dec. 16. Yet Joan García then took over the starting duties in the competition, starring in Barcelona’s victory vs. Racing Santander on Thursday.

Historic rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid collided in Saudi Arabia on Sunday when the Blaugranas won the Spanish Super Cup with a 3-2 win.

Defending champion Barcelona has avoided an upset a day after Real Madrid faltered in the Copa del Rey, edging second-division leader Racing Santander 2-0 to reach the quarterfinals.

One of the latest exciting talents to come out of La Masia is expected to leave Catalonia in the coming weeks.

Ronald Araujo returned in style after an agreed period of leave with Barca, saying 'I learned that stopping at the right time is self love'

Bad news for FC Barcelona. In tomorrow's match against San Sebastián (9 p.m.), the Catalans will likely have to do without an attacking player. Raphinha missed the final training session and, according to coach Hansi Flick, could only make it into the matchday squad at short notice, if at all.