On episode 767, João Cancelo looks to be returning to Barcelona on loan for the second time in his career, this time from Al Hilal. He hasn't been playing so it makes sense that the Saudi Arabian club are parting ways, but why did Barça make the move? Hint - it has something to do with spending power.

On episode 766, Joan Garcia silenced his old side in a heated Catalan derby where Barcelona were outplayed in the first half. The front four struggled until Fermin Lopez arrived, Dani Olmo showed his quality at the end, and much more!

On episode 765, Hamza Abdelkarim is set to become FC Barcelona's first signing of 2026. So who is the Egyptian forward coming to Barça Atlétic? Topics include the terms of the loan, players strengths, weaknesses, and much more!

On episode 764, it's time for another La Masia update! Dan and ArsenKveFCB discuss the breakout youngsters from the first half of the season, from Jofre Torrents and Ebrima Tunkara to Shane Kluivert and Pedro Villar. They ask difficult questions about Hansi Flick's use of youth, the injuries to Barça Atlétic, and much more!

On episode 763, despite being outplayed by the Yellow Submarine for much of the first half, Barcelona head into 2026 atop the La Liga table courtesy a 2-0 win and a clean sheet from Joan Garcia. Sloppy play could have been an issue, but the Blaugrana, led by Lamine Yamal and Raphinha, found ways to get past Villarreal and their red card.

On episode 762, it didn't come until the 76th minute, but Barcelona finally broke through in a tougher than anticipated Copa del Rey match-up with lower division side CD Guadalajara. ter Stegen returned, Flick used heavy rotations, and Lamine Yamal still played 90 minutes.

On episode 761, Osasuna stayed organized in a low block, but the dam finally broke for Barcelona in the second half with a Raphinha brace. An 8th straight home win and a clean sheet punctuated the win.

On episode 760, Barcelona didn't make it easy on themselves, but they did get the job done. A 2-1 fightback win over Eintracht Frankfurt keeps Hansi Flick's side firmly in the hunt for a top 8 spot. From conceding first to the impact of Rashford and Kounde's brace in the second half, Barça will take all three points.

On episode 759, Eintracht Frankfurt score a lot of goals, but they also give up a ton of goals. Missing their target striker, manager Dino Toppmöller will have to come up with something special against a Barcelona side trending upwards. It's time to talk tactics, line-ups, revenge, and much more!

On episode 758, Barcelona legends eventually leave, but not all of them win MLS Cup together. Lionel Messi is still the king as he waves his amigos in Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba off into retirement. Luis Suarez was on the bench and Javier Mascherano was on the touchline.

On episode 757, Barcelona delivered one of their most entertaining performances of the season in a wild 5-3 win over Real Betis. Lamine Yamal played a new position, Ferran Torres scored a hat trick, Roony Bardghji grabbed his first Barça's goal, and Real Betis made the game interesting late.

On episode 756, Barcelona finally earned that first big win of the season, beating Atletico Madrid 3-1 at the Camp Nou. This was a must-win for Hansi Flick, and his team executed despite conceding first. Raphinha led with spirit, Lewandowski missed a penalty, and Gerard Martin continues to give Culers something to think about.

On episode 755, Atlético Madrid is on a hot streak and Barcelona has been good at home. Those factors highlight a match that should live up to the billing at the top of the La Liga table. Diego Simeone's tactics have changed and he's got a lot of options. It's time to talk tactics, line-ups, X-factors, and much more!

On episode 754, Barcelona started with a shock, but settled down and took it to Alaves 3-1 on the club's 126th birthday. Powered by a Dani Olmo brace and a surprising showing from Gerard Martin, plus excellence from Raphinha and Joan Garcia, Hansi Flick finished an exhausting week with a win.

On episode 753, Barcelona's trip to Stamford Bridge turned into a nightmare. From the Ferran Torres miss, Kounde's own goal, to Ronald Araujo's red card, this match was lost in both the details and the big moments. But is this a system problem or just individual mistakes?

On episode 752, a match-up loaded with history, pressure, and two clubs trying to rediscover who they are at their best. Barcelona and Chelsea are both in second place in their respective leagues and they are renewing a rivalry that's seen some iconic moments over the years. Hansi Flick may have uncovered some new wrinkles against Athletic Club, and Marc Cucurella will be the center of Enzo Maresca's plans. This is a huge European night for both sides.

On episode 751, after more than two years away, Barcelona returned home to the Camp Nou for a match that was almost worth the wait. Hansi Flick nailed his tactical approach, Fermin Lopez and Eric Garcia competed for the Man of the Match, and Lamine Yamal gave the fans something to cheer about. Plus Ferran Torres scored a brace, and much more!

On a huge episode 750, Dan analyzes how Barcelona's future depends on more than just La Masia. Plus, with the return to the Camp Nou, the club might soon be able to finally look at the market again. La Masia is the best academy in the world, but are there talents around the world who should also be on Barça's radar? With strikers like Thomás de Martis and Mikkel Bro Hansen, elite creators like Gilberto Mora and Kees Smit, and the future of defense in Jérémy Jacquet and Tylel Tati, some of the best young players around the world could help the Catalans get back to the top.

On episode 749, Dan joins Omar Talks Football ( ⁨@OmarTalksFootball96⁩ ) to talk about the return of Raphinha and Joan Garcia. They discuss some expectations for the upcoming schedule, the return to the Camp Nou, Lamine Yamal and the Spanish media, Joan Laporta vs. Victor Font Round 2, and much more!

On episode 748, it's never a boring week for Culers. Lamine Yamal is stuck in a tug of war between club and country, a bit of good news concerning Pedri, and the Barça Femení with a huge week. Plus Marc Bernal's international break, a new kit leak, and a Messi statue on the horizon?