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Quote from: GiftedMAN on May 15, 2025, 09:38:37 PM

Barcelona are La Liga champions for the 28th time in their history, big Congratulations to Barcelona and all their fans.

They have been the better side this season they deserve the trophy and they have gotten it, big congratulations to all the fans and supporters of Barcelona all over the world we look forward to seeing a better team next season.

Well deserved, yes. The frightening part, though, they are not at their ceiling. Lewa still scored 25 goals, but you could sense Yamal's changing the world. That 25m target against Espanyol to secure the title went beyond goal. Seventeen. Years. Old

And we're not even discussing how Pau Cubarsi, at eighteen, became the pass completion king for the league. Press-wise, vertical, and efficiency is this. Flick's got goal-impact subs landing in like he is planning game-changers on a calendar, always at the 55'–70' timeframe

Right now, the only issue is whether they could bring this pace into Europe. Inter knocked them out painfully. Should their set-piece frailty close, 2025/26 may be awesome

Some parts, they are at their peak, and some parts, they are not. Goalkeeper situation needs help, Lewandowski is getting older too and missed many games, and while Rapinha is great, there are a lot of clubs who wants him and Barcelona needs money.

So when you think about it, in a few years, they are going to need to replace at least 3-4 positions, Kounde could be an issue, Martinez is 33 years old, De Jong has huge contract that may become an issue, basically they did alright this season that's true, but this is not a team for next 5 years. On comparison to that, Yamal is only 17 years old, Pedri 22, Cubarsi 18, Balde 21, Fermin 22, Gavi 20. So they have some players who are super young so they have a core that can work amazingly.