All internationals back for training – FC Barcelona All of the internationals who have been away playing for their countries are now safely back in Barcelona and have joined the preparations for Saturday’s
derby at home to Girona.
When and where to watch FC Barcelona v Girona – FC Barcelona
The LaLiga matchday 9 fixture pairs up FC Barcelona and Girona for a Catalan derby with important implications for both sides albeit at opposite ends of the table. Hansi Flick and the squad are back in action after the international break with the aim of putting the defeat to Sevilla last time out well and truly behind them.
Girona, an improving opponent – FC Barcelona
The next opponents for FC Barcelona are Girona for the home match on Montjuïc (kickoff 4.15pm CEST 18 October). It has all the makings of a good match, with both teams using a similar approach in terms of controlling play through possession.
Landry, Blaugrana until 2028 – FC Barcelona
FC Barcelona and Landry Farré have reached an agreement for the defender to extend his contract for another two seasons, tying him to Club until 30 June 2028.
Tests for Raphinha and good news ahead of the Clásico – Mundo Deportivo
The Brazilian had an MRI on Thursday to determine the status of his injury, and if he remains in good shape, he could be included in Barça’s squad and play against Madrid.
Flick recovers troops before Girona – Mundo Deportivo
Ferran Torres trained partially with the group this Thursday and is aiming for Saturday’s match, while Pedri worked in the gym after returning from the national team.
Vlahovic reappears as a candidate to replace Lewandowski – Mundo Deportivo
The striker (26 years old) ends his contract with Juventus of Turin at the end of the season and in Italy they assure that the Catalans have him on their agenda to take over as ‘9’.
