Gabriel Jesus has revealed how his move from Arsenal to Barcelona came together in the final days of the summer transfer window, describing a whirlwind period that took him from training on his own

The Catalan giants open up their UCL participation with a tricky test, but one this stacked attack is suspected to handle

Barcelona’s perfect start to the season continues Sunday when Hansi Flick’s side travels to Mestalla to face a struggling Valencia team in a La Liga matchday 4 clash — and it’s reportedly Barca’s final league visit to the old stadium before Valencia’s planned move to a new ground.

He started learning Spanish thanks to Daniel Martin, a Madrid-born physiotherapist who has worked at Newcastle for the past 10 years. He could already speak some words and understand basic conversations on arrival. Now he is dipping into informal chats and slang with his team-mates, while taking Spanish and Catalan classes twice a week.

More than 50 flights at Barcelona have been cancelled, while 194 are delayed, as northeastern Spain battles severe thunderstorms following weather warnings

Barcelona ultimately signed Gabriel Jesus, having failed to convince Julian Alvarez. But that was not the only setback the Catalan club suffered this summer in the striker market.

Barcelona looks to hold onto its lead atop La Liga as it visits Valencia on Sunday, seeking a fourth win from four. June 21, 2026; Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.; Spain’s Lamine Yamal during the warm up before the match.

Barcelona have submitted their Champions League Squad B to UEFA ahead of their meeting with Feyenoord, giving Hansi Flick additional youth options despite the likelihood that most will not make the