FC Barcelona have secured their 28th La Liga title, completing a remarkable domestic treble in the 2024/25 season by also winning the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup. This successful campaign marks a new era of dominance and growth, powered by a talented new generation and a coach who has quickly won over the fans.
Talent and Triumph
Since winning the inaugural Spanish league in 1929, FC Barcelona has built a legacy defined by flair, innovation, and success. This latest title, under coach Hansi Flick, is the club’s tenth in the last 17 seasons—proof of its sustained excellence. With stars past and present—from Samitier and Kubala to Lamine Yamal—the club’s identity has always been rooted in attractive, attacking football.
La Liga: The Barça Era
Barça’s modern dominance began in 2008/09, with legendary coaches like Pep Guardiola, Tito Vilanova, Luis Enrique, and Ernesto Valverde guiding the club to ten titles by 2019. The era of Leo Messi, La Liga’s all-time top scorer, alongside legends like Xavi, Iniesta, and Busquets, shaped a golden generation of football.
The unforgettable 2012/13 season under Vilanova saw the team break the 100-point barrier, winning 32 of 38 matches. After a brief drought post-2019, Barça bounced back with a rock-solid defense under Xavi and a lethal attack led by Lewandowski, reclaiming the title in style.
Building on a Rich History
The 1990s marked a turning point, with Johan Cruyff’s Dream Team winning four straight titles. The momentum continued into the 2000s with Frank Rijkaard’s star-studded squad. Now, with another treble added in 2024/25, FC Barcelona is once again setting the pace in Spanish football, with a promising future ahead.
