Barcelona will consider letting Ronald Araújo leave if they receive an offer close to €100 million ($109m) for the centre-back, sources have told ESPN.

Inter Miami coach Gerardo 'Tata' Martino is impressed but not surprised that Lionel Messi has the same desire to win now as he had at Barcelona.

Mikel Arteta hailed a 'magic night' at the Emirates as Arsenal beat Porto 4-2 on penalties to reach their first Champions League quarter-final in 14 years. Trailing 1-0 from the first leg in Portugal, a goal from Leandro Trossard just before half-time levelled the tie late in the first half, but Arsenal's momentum stalled as they failed to wrap the game up inside 90 minutes. After a nervous extra-time it took heroics from goalkeeper David Raya, saving twice in the shoot-out, to put the hosts into the last eight for the first time since Arsene Wenger's team faced Barcelona in 2010. Arteta was full of praise for his team but added 'the best thing is we are not satisfied. We want more and we’re going to try and go through the next round for sure.' Arsenal pass a brutal rite of passage to overcome Porto’s spiky resilience ‘Incredible personality’: Arteta hails Raya after shootout saves sink Porto Continue reading...

La Masia youngsters are wise beyond their years on the pitch. But with excitement comes fear of rushing something special At the end of Barcelona’s 1-0 win over Real Mallorca this weekend, the best two players on the pitch put their arms around each other’s shoulders and walked towards the end of Montjuic where Antonio Rebollo’s arrow once lit the Olympic flame. Wearing 33 and 27, one is a defender, the other a forward, both just a couple of kids having a laugh. Waiting for them beneath the torch and way across the track were the fans who had spent the night singing their names, holding on to a new hope. Pau Cubarsí Paredes and Lamine Yamal Nasraoui Ebana were born in Estanyol and Esplugues, Catalonia, and they are younger than Robert Lewandowski. Put together. Cubarsí has just turned 17, Yamal is 16 and on a cold night they led Barcelona to victory and back to the light. At one end, Cubarsí had done battle with the Canadian Cyle Larin and the Kosovan Vedat Muriqi. The latter a man whose coach calls him “a big, ugly beast” and a 6ft 4in striker you’d “cross the street to avoid”. The teenager took on “two towers” in Xavi’s words, and had come out on top. At the other end, Yamal had crashed one shot against the bar that would have won it and then struck another that actually did. It came from nowhere, a goal so good they celebrated it twice: first when it curled in, then when it was played back on the screen, not so much a roar but an “Oh!” which was even more eloquent. Did you see that?! Continue reading...

It was another action-packed weekend of women's football across Europe as Spurs eliminated Man City from the FA Cup and Bayern continued their push in Germany. Sophie Lawson recaps the fun.

Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández labelled Tuesday's meeting with Napoli the biggest game of the season so far as the Spanish champions target a first Champions League quarterfinal since 2020.

Barcelona's hopes of signing Joshua Kimmich have taken a hit, with Bayern Munich ready to begin talks with the 29-year-old over a new contract. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Barca's Lamine Yamal may only be 16, but that has not deterred PSG from contemplating one of the biggest transfers of all-time. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Former Barcelona midfielder praised the way Real Madrid are building their squad  Leer

Real Madrid and Barcelona will meet in the Clasico at the Bernabéu on April 21 at 9 p.m. local time (3 p.m. E.T.), LaLiga president Javier Tebas announced on Saturday.

PSG wanted the Blaugrana youngster to become Mbappe's replacement  Leer

Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez said Lamine Yamal has flashes of Lionel Messi after the youngster struck the winning goal in Friday's 1-0 win over Mallorca in LaLiga.

Teenager’s spectacular strike closes gap to Real MadridNapoli frustrated by Antonio Sanabria’s bicycle kick The Barcelona teenager Lamine Yamal struck a fine goal to secure a hard-fought 1-0 home win against a dangerous Mallorca side on Friday to move within five points of the La Liga leaders Real Madrid. The victory put the hosts provisionally in second place on 61 points, two clear of Girona, as they closed in on Real, who host struggling Celta Vigo on Sunday. The 16-year-old Yamal gave Barça the lead in the 73rd minute with a brilliant curling shot into the top left-hand corner for his fourth league goal this season. Ilkay Gündogan could have put Barcelona ahead in the 24th minute with a penalty after a VAR check for a challenge on Raphinha. However the Mallorca goalkeeper Predrag Rajkovic dived to his left to deny the Germany international. Continue reading...

Barcelona teenager Lamine Yamal struck a fine goal to secure a hard-fought 1-0 home win against a dangerous Mallorca side on Friday to move within five points of leaders Real Madrid.