Barcelona players excited to return after enforced break
The enforced break caused by the coronavirus pandemic halted football in Spain. Barcelona's players are fueled with desire and excitement for their return.
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Barcelona are adamant on signing Pjanic despite Arthur’s decision to stay
The operation to bring the Bosnian jewel to Catalonia is still in full effect as Barcelona are adamant on signing Pjanic despite Arthur's firm decision to stay at the club.
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Semedo’s future is still up for debate at Barcelona
Even though the player still has a contract with the club until 2022, Nélson Semedo's future is still up for debate at Barcelona.
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Las jugadores del Femení pueden volver a la Ciudad Deportiva
El club anunció a través de un comunicado oficial que las jugadoras del Femení tienen la opción de entrenar individualmente en Sant Joan Despí.
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Femení players can return to the Ciutat Esportiva
The club announced through an official statement that Fem players have the option to individually train at Sant Joan Despí.
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Hertha Berlin are showing interest in Konrad de la Fuente
Even though the young American winger has given his 'OK' to a contract renewal with the club, Hertha Berlin are showing interest in Konrad de la Fuente.
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Barcelona’s Ousmane Dembélé courted by Juventus as club talks continue
Juventus and Barcelona continue their talks over a player exchange deal involving Miralem Pjaníc. Now, Ousmane Dembélé's name has been thrown into the mix.
Interviews
Quique Setién: ‘I am very happy with the disposition of the players’
Barcelona coach, Quique Setién, talks about his time in Barcelona so far, the team and his return to work.
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Everton issued their final offer for Jean-Clair Todibo
Even though they are still very interested in the French centre-back, the latest reports state Everton issued their final offer for Jean-Clair Todibo.
LaLiga
Official: Football to return to Spain, early June – prime minister
After roughly two months of no football in Spain, the country's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, announced the resumption date Saturday afternoon.