Year in review: FC Barcelona dominate in 2015 | FC Barcelona
With the new year on the horizon, we look back at the best moments from the last 365 days, including the treble, Xavi’s farewell, the arrivals of Aleix Vidal and Arda Turan as well as the most important goals en route to glory.
The top ten most popular stories of 2015 on fcbarcelona.com | FC Barcelona
In the year 2015, FC Barcelona has once again left the world agape. In the past 12 months the Catalans not only closed out the 2014/15 season by winning an unprecedented second treble (La Liga, Copa del Rey and UEFA Champions League), but they then followed it up with two more titles in the first half of the 2015/16 season (UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup).
Sergio Busquets, reliability personified | FC Barcelona
Since breaking into the first team in 2008, Sergio Busquets has played a key role in FC Barcelona’s unprecedented success. The 28-year-old provides possesses composure and awareness in abundance, while his intelligence and leadership were key factors in being made second club captain in the summer.
Luis Suárez's greatest year | FC Barcelona
MVP in both the semi-final and final of the Club World Cup, and the top scorer in the competition with five goals, Luis Suárez could not have wished for a better end to 2015, a year in which he has played a key role in the conquest of a stunning five major titles for FC Barcelona. These last twelve months have seen the Uruguayan score more goals than in any other year of his illustrious career in European football.
Club World Cup hardware finds a home in the FC Barcelona Museum | FC Barcelona
They may have to expand the FC Barcelona Museum at some point in the near future to make room for all of the hardware. Seriously. With 2015 producing another deluge of domestic and international trophies, the year's fifth piece was added to the Museum's trophy cases on Thursday, with the Club World Cup being the newest shiny hunk of metal to find its way into the annals of Club history.
FC Barcelona to debut world champions badge against Betis | FC Barcelona
Just in case anyone missed last weekend's Club World Cup Final in Yokohama, Japan, there's an easy way to figure out who won — take a gander at FC Barcelona's jerseys beginning with their next game versus Real Betis on 30 December.
The documentary of FC Barcelona's title-winning trip to Japan | FC Barcelona
This official documentary gives fans a bird's eye view of FC Barcelona's seven-day, whirlwind trip to Japan for the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2015. Follow the team as they encounter throngs of local supporters at their hotel and training sessions in Yokohama, as they clash with Guangzhou and River Plate, and as they triumphantly return to Barcelona, trophy in tow.
Lionel Messi: Ronaldinho told me to take his No. 10 Barcelona shirt - Goal.com
Lionel Messi says Ronaldinho told him to take his No. 10 shirt months before the Brazilian left Barcelona in 2008. Ronaldinho joined Barcelona in 2003 and inherited the iconic number from Argentine midfielder Juan Roman Riquelme, who was sent on loan to Villarreal for two seasons.
Neymar will be world best after Messi and Ronaldo - Eto'o - ESPN FC
Neymar has scored 70 goals in 134 matches since joining Barcelona from Santos in the summer of 2013. The 23-year-old Brazil captain was joint-leading scorer in last season's Champions League which Barcelona won, and has been named a finalist for the coveted Ballon d'Or award given to the game's best player each year.
Santos accuse Barcelona over Neymar Ballon d'Or bonus - ESPN FC
Barca signed Neymar from Santos in the summer of 2013 in a complicated and controversial deal involving several bonus clauses, which the Brazilian club say included an obligation to pay €2m if Neymar was named as one of the final three Ballon d'Or nominees.
Barcelona Ready To Hold On To Marc Bartra | insidefutbol
Marc Bartra will not be leaving Barcelona in January amidst interest from fellow La Liga side Sevilla.
‘Messi to Inter? Why not!’ | Football Espana
Inter President Erick Thohir took questions from supporters on Twitter and welcomed the idea Lionel Messi could one day leave Barcelona for San Siro. The question likely arose after comments from Juan Sebastian Veron, who claimed that once, a long time ago, Messi told him he would like to play for the Nerazzurri.
Report: Loans and frees for Barca | Football Espana
Barcelona’s winter transfer window shopping will be restricted to loan deals and free transfers, it’s been reported. Marca say the board have made their decision based on the club’s financial health, or lack thereof, and because Arda Turan and Aleix Vidal will both be available.
Rafinha targets Olympics return | Football Espana
Rafinha hopes to be fit to play at next summer’s Olympics, and compares Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi and Neymar. The midfielder is recovering from a serious knee injury and isn’t expected to play again this season, with AS reporting he told Brazilian publication O Globo that his aim is the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
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