A fresh look at the jersey set to be made use of by La Liga champions Barcelona in home fixtures next season has on Friday ...

Barcelona kit leaks appear on a fairly regular basis on social media, with the latest update offering fans an idea of what the club’s third kit for next season might look like. X user ...

BARCELONA are reportedly set to ditch their iconic yellow-and-red ‘Senyera’ fourth kit. That’s after wearing the fan-favourite jersey for an incredible four years. First introduced in 2019 ...

In a departure from the norm, Barcelona will be wearing their third kit for their trip to Madrid. The yellow kit, with red details, carries the colors of the Senyera , the flag of the Catalan region.

We saw Barcelona's 2012/13 fuzzy striped home kit before it was officially released, so the real shocker of Tuesday's unveiling was the orange and yellow away kit. Sort of like staring at the sun ...

Barcelona and their fans have been made to wait for the club's 2024-25 away kit, ... the team wore last season's yellow fourth alternate kit for their first match under new coach Hansi Flick, ...

Barcelona have already given the green light to their shirt design for the 2019/20 season, which will see a return to yellow and will feature a diagonal stripe. This information comes as a result ...

Five weeks after the unveiling of the new home kit for the 2018/19 season, this Monday you can discover what the away shirt will look like. The strip is already on sale at Nike.com, stores and ...

Barcelona’s purported new 2025–26 home jersey will be a more abstract take on the club’s traditional red and blue stripes.

Barcelona: fourth kit, 2019-22 (Nike) Fran Santiago/Getty Images Barça's fourth kit was so popular in 2019-20 that it ended up sticking around for another two seasons.

El Clasico is one the most recognisable matches in world football, if not the most. There are few match ups that can compete with Real Madrid vs. Barcelona. The Superclásico, River Plate vs. Boca ...

BARCELONA are reportedly set to ditch their iconic yellow-and-red ‘Senyera’ fourth kit. That’s after wearing the fan-favourite jersey for an incredible four years. First introduced in 2019 ...