Joan Laporta has officially begun his third presidential term with Barcelona after winning 68% of the vote, marking a new chapter at the club. This leadership change comes as Barcelona prepares for the upcoming season with crucial transfer moves and strategic updates. The club is focusing on reshaping both its sporting and financial direction. More by topic
Club Leadership Updates
Joan Laporta has officially started his third term with ambitions to strengthen the club.
Transfer Market Activity
Barcelona is making efforts to complete the transfer of Julian Alvarez, their main candidate to replace Lewandowski. Barcelona is focusing on Alvarez but has Eli Junior Kroupi as a backup option. Barcelona keeps Alexander Isak in their sights as a striker alternative. FC Barcelona maintains control over Jan Virgili's future and is negotiating his return. Recent weeks turned transfer interest into a legal dispute with Atletico over Julian Alvarez. Ansu Fati, a famed academy product, permanently moved to Monaco for €11 million. Ansu Fati officially became a Monaco player after six seasons at Barcelona.
Sporting and Squad News
Raphinha is gradually recovering from injury and training with Brazil's national team.
Calendar and Club Culture
The official La Liga schedule sets Barcelona's home opener against Athletic on August 16, 2026. Barcelona officially unveiled the 2026/27 home kit at the Museum of Contemporary Art Barcelona (MACBA).
Personal Stories and La Masia
Anna Lewandowska, wife of former Barcelona forward Robert Lewandowski, shared an emotional message after relocating to Chicago. Salma Parraluelo officially left the women's team after her contract was not renewed. Real Madrid outpaced Barcelona in signing 14-year-old winger Jan Vila Farre.
Media Highlights
Lionel Messi, amid the 2026 World Cup, became the face of a Spider-Man movie promotion.
