LaLiga news

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang finally has something to cheer about as he'll get a Barcelona winners' medal despite playing just eight minutes in La Liga.

One of the top midfield prospects in world football, the France international is beginning to thrive in a new role, despite hating the position

Barcelona’s La Liga title-winning celebrations have been marred by vile chanting, with cries of “Die Vinicius” caught on camera.

Thierry Henry admits that “when I see Lionel Messi, I see Barcelona”, with the Frenchman expecting his former team-mate to return to Camp Nou.

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Lionel Messi and Neymar formed part of Barcelona’s title celebrations after they confirmed their coronation as kings of Spanish football on Sunday.

West Ham have reportedly joined the race for United States international Yunus Musah after seeing him catch the eye at Valencia.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has claimed that club are keen on retaining Ansu Fati's services, and that the player himself wants to stay as well.

Fernando Torres and Alvaro Arbeloa were once team-mates at Liverpool, but they have now been seen squaring up on the touchline as coaches.

Joan Laporta has promised that Barcelona “will do everything we can” to bring Lionel Messi back onto the club’s books this summer.

Xavi revealed that he had asked the Barcelona players to celebrate their La Liga title win inside as a mark of respect for the home Espanyol fans.

Barcelona supporters chanted Lionel Messi’s name while celebrating the club’s La Liga title triumph, with the Argentine wanted back at Camp Nou.

Barcelona's La Liga title celebrations were cut short amid chaotic scenes as Espanyol fans invaded the pitch and tried to get into the tunnel.

The Blaugrana have won their first league title in three years on the back of a historic defence, but they have rarely excited the Camp Nou crowd

The Blaugrana secured their first league title since 2019 with a convincing win over their local rivals in the Catalan derby

Barcelona have won La Liga for the first time in four years, securing the Spanish crown with a 4-2 win against Espanyol on Sunday.

Espanyol and Barcelona will go head-to-head in a derby that promises to be an action-packed and intense encounter.