According to SPORT, Espart's recovery has gone according to plan, and the young right-back is close to making a full return. Indeed, there have been no setbacks in his rehabilitation, and the teenager returned to training this week with Barça Atletic. For now, he is training partially on an individual basis, but the idea is that by next week, he will be ready to be included in Juliano Belletti's squad.
And, Laporta confirmed that as far as Barça are concerned, the transfer window was as good as closed, with no other major operations expected. "There are still a few days left, but I don't want to raise false expectations. In principle, we have already achieved what we wanted," he stated. He recalled the arrival of Cancelo, describing him as "a very versatile defender," and highlighted the renewal of Fermin Lopez as a necessary move to adjust his contract to his performance.
La Masia is widely regarded as one of the greatest football academies in history. It has produced legends, Ballon d'Or winners and players who shaped an era at FC Barcelona. Yet, for every talent that makes it at Camp Nou, many others are forced to look elsewhere for opportunity. Leaving Barcelona is often painted as a failure, but history tells a very different story. In many cases, stepping away from La Masia becomes the defining moment that unlocks a player's true potential.
From a sporting perspective, Tavares fits a profile Barcelona have been actively targeting in recent years. He is a powerful, right-footed left winger who is comfortable playing on his weaker side, giving him a natural tendency to attack central spaces. In addition, he can also operate as a centre-forward when required. Despite his young age, Tavares already stands out physically. His advanced build has allowed him to compete at a high level against opponents two or even three years older.
Manchester United have officially made an enquiry for Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado, according to Mundo Deportivo. The 22-year-old, widely regarded as one of La Masia's most disciplined and intelligent holding midfielders, has attracted interest not only from United but also from Wolves, who have added him to their shortlist ahead of the summer window. Casado is valued internally for his maturity, pressing intelligence and ball-winning ability.
Ansu's journey makes his perspective particularly meaningful. A product of La Masia, he represented Barcelona's first team between 2019 and 2025 and was once viewed as one of the club's most exciting prospects. His early years were filled with promise, goals, and responsibility well beyond his age. In total, he scored 29 goals for the Blaugrana, quickly establishing himself as a symbol of the club's future.
According to Mundo Deportivo, the situation of Guille Fernandez at FC Barcelona has become delicate. His lack of playing time with Barça Atletic has reignited interest from several clubs that have been monitoring him for some time, while the 17-year-old midfielder, frustrated by his situation, is considering his immediate future. So far this season in Segunda RFEF, Guille has featured in 12 matches, starting only four of them,
The future of Pedro Fernandez 'Dro' is becoming increasingly clearer after the youngster made a shock decision to leave Barcelona this January, amid a lack of game time. PSG have emerged as the frontrunners in the race to sign the young midfield prodigy, who is termed as one of the most gifted players to come out of La Masia in recent memory.
It has been reported recently that one of Ecuador's most promising talents, Ederson Castillo, is in Barcelona. The youngster is undergoing a trial at the club and will be here for a few days. In the backdrop, his agent Peter Graetzer is also in Barcelona ahead of a potential meeting between him and the club, Mundo Deportivo reports. The agent confirmed his presence in the city by posting a story on his Instagram account. He appeared to be near Barcelona's training facilities at Ciutat Esportiva.
The 22-year-old attacker will join on loan until the end of the season from Sampdoria, who bought him from FC Barcelona in June 2024 for €3 million. He signed a contract with the Italian club running until 2027, while Barcelona retained 50% of his economic rights. The Catalan giants also included a buy-back option for the winger worth €7 million, which has already expired on 30 June 2025. But, with the 50% rights still in their hands, it makes sense for the Blaugrana to see how things go for Estanis back in Spain, as a permanent move in the summer could lead to a windfall for them.
Instead of analysing current form or picking the best players available today, Gavi decided to look back. He challenged himself to build a starting XI made up exclusively of teammates he had played alongside during his formative years at Barcelona. The selection was not guided by tactics, status, or present-day performance. It was built from memory, emotion, and shared moments inside the dressing room at La Masia and during his first steps as a professional footballer.
