Barcelona achieved a commanding victory over their long-time rivals Real Madrid in the final El Clásico of the season, securing the La Liga title. Hansi Flick’s squad overturned a two-goal deficit in a dramatic comeback, demonstrating that the club is currently experiencing one of its strongest periods in recent memory. The atmosphere at Estadio Lluís Companys was electric, with fans celebrating wildly at the final whistle, marking this historic success with great enthusiasm.
According to reports from the Spanish outlet El Nacional, young striker Pau Víctor has made the difficult but necessary decision to depart Barcelona in the upcoming summer transfer window. He has already shared the news with some of his closest teammates, including Pedri and Gavi, key members of the club’s promising new generation, with whom he has shared many moments both on and off the field.
Though Pau has not been a major presence in the dressing room, his decision to leave has had an emotional impact. This farewell reflects his recognition that his career now requires more playing time and greater visibility — opportunities that have been scarce for him at Barcelona.
At just 23 years old, Pau has seen limited action this season. Despite a strong pre-season, which included scoring twice in a friendly against Real Madrid, his official match appearances have been limited. He played in 27 games but started only twice, totaling just 372 minutes on the pitch. His contributions included two goals and one assist, all coming in less critical matches.
Barcelona signed him from Girona for about €2.5 million in what was once considered a promising transfer. He has a contract running through June 2029, allowing the club some flexibility regarding his future. Barcelona is expected to facilitate his departure, either through a loan to support his development or a conditional transfer with a buy-back clause, keeping a connection to him should he thrive elsewhere