Nick Batlle
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Electric Karim Adeyemi brings the fun to Camp Nou as Barcelona overwhelm Racing (opens the original)
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The summer signing was the pick of the bunch. Football is supposed to be fun. When it looks effortless, that’s when you know you’re a great team. Barcelona aren’t just playing the game at the moment, they are in a true flow state. It’s starting to look like, for the first time in a long time, an actual manifestation of Johan Cruyff’s dream of total football. Raphinha just scored a hat trick. How could someone who never played the nine all of a sudden turn into the best at the position in the wor
Fatigued Barcelona learn an important lesson against an energetic Levante (opens the original)
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A sloppy victory for the Blaugrana that could serve as an important wake up call Kudos to Levante. They went at Barcelona directly, and had a shot of taking something from the game. For the first time this season, the Blaugrana looked vulnerable. Up until now, Barcelona has made winning look relatively easy. This game at the Ciutat de Valencia was a reminder that you can never take your opponent for granted. The home crowd were hostile and rocking with energy from the first whistle. The Levante
Barcelona’s new tactics turn Feyenoord into spectators and make them Champions League contenders (opens the original)
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Hansi Flick has his team scoring goals for fun and controlling every aspect of the game Another day, another five goals. That’s Barcelona for you. Of course, it wasn’t just one player running the show. The Blaugrana always share the wealth. Raphinha continued to show out against Feyenoord, adding two more goals to his tally. Karim Adeyemi scored a golazo in place of Anthony Gordon, and Lamine Yamal kept his hot streak going with two assists and a cool goal from a free kick. Finally, newcomer Gab
Thin on depth, rich in versatility: A look at Barca’s defence (opens the original)
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The club decided against bringing in a new center-back this summer. One thing that Hansi Flick has prized at Barcelona is adaptability. That’s the reason why Eric García and Gerard Martín have thrived under the German manager, while Héctor Fort, for example, has left and joined Real Sociedad. It doesn’t matter what your position is, Flick is telling his team. He wants to know if you understand the system, and can make yourself useful regardless of the opponent or any other circumstance. Eric Gar
Industrious Anthony Gordon shows his value to Barcelona against Rayo Vallecano (opens the original)
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The Camp Nou is already in love with the new signing. Hansi Flick will be a happy man as the summer transfer window comes to a close. He may not have gotten everything on his wish list, but he was given enough to start to truly build Barcelona in his image. Raphinha continues to steal the headlines three games into the new La Liga season as Flick’s false nine experiment bears fruit. The Brazilian has already recorded five goals and one assist. In the end, it will be hard for anyone to compete wi
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