Barcelona secured a resounding victory over arch-rivals Real Madrid in the final El Clásico of the season, officially clinching the La Liga title. Hansi Flick’s team overturned a two-goal deficit in an epic comeback, reaffirming that the club is enjoying one of its most impressive periods in recent years. The Estadio Lluís Companys was electric, with fans erupting in celebration at the final whistle, marking this historic achievement with unmatched enthusiasm.
According to reports from the Spanish newspaper El Nacional, young striker Pau Víctor has made a painful but necessary decision: he will leave Barcelona in the upcoming summer transfer window. He has already informed a few of his closest teammates — including Pedri and Gavi, two standout figures from the club’s new generation — with whom he has shared many moments on and off the pitch.
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Although Pau has not been a central figure in the dressing room, news of his departure has made an impact. It’s a difficult farewell, but one that reflects his growing realization that his career now demands more playing time and greater visibility — opportunities he has struggled to find at Barcelona.
At 23 years old, Pau has seen limited action this season. Despite a standout pre-season — highlighted by scoring twice in a friendly against Real Madrid — his official appearances have been minimal. He featured in 27 matches, starting only two, and accumulated just 372 minutes. His contributions included two goals and one assist, all in matches of lesser importance.
Barcelona had acquired him from Girona for approximately €2.5 million in what was seen as a promising move at the time. He signed a contract through June 2029, giving the club flexibility in managing his departure. The club is expected to ease his exit, either through a loan to foster development or a conditional sale with a buy-back clause, ensuring they retain a connection to his future should he flourish elsewhere.
