The Barcelona squad celebrated their La Liga title in grand style at the Spotify Camp Nou, with the festivities kicking off even before the final whistle.
As the match neared its end, the bench was already buzzing with excitement. Lamine Yamal quickly changed into his Barcelona shirt to waste no time sprinting onto the pitch as soon as the referee blew the final whistle. Pandemonium ensued: hugs, chants, speeches, and fireworks filled the air.
Following tradition, the players performed the classic sardana dance in the center circle, officially launching the celebrations. From there, the party took off with memorable scenes: Cubarsí grabbed a megaphone to lead the crowd, Raphinha took charge of a bass drum, and Hansi Flick was hoisted into the air by his players.
“I am so proud to have such a great team,” said Hansi Flick, visibly emotional after learning of his father’s passing earlier that day. “Thank you for everything. Thank you for the will to fight in every match. I appreciate it a lot. I think we have to celebrate. Visca Barça and Visca Catalunya!”
Barcelona received the La Liga trophy on the pitch at the Spotify Camp Nou. With a smiling Joan Laporta applauding, hugging, and sharing words with nearly every player, they each collected their replica medals. Ronald Araujo lifted the club’s 29th league title high into the Barcelona sky.
“We wanted to win the title here, in a Clásico, and it will go down in history,” said Pedri. “We played a great match. This has never been done before in history. It’s beautiful. Now we celebrate with our families and the fans. This doesn’t happen every day. We wanted to do it for Hansi Flick and for the loss he has suffered. It’s also dedicated to his father.”
The celebrations continued with a fireworks display, speeches from the players, and a traditional lap of honor. The Barcelona squad was fully engaged with the crowd, showing a strong bond between players and supporters.