FC Barcelona

A young goalkeeper developed at Espanyol who once recorded the most saves in the league. Boasts outstanding shot-stopping ability, particularly from close range. Contributed to Spain's gold medal at the Paris Olympics.

A vastly experienced goalkeeper with excellent reflexes and positioning. Also possesses strong footwork to contribute to build-up play from the back. Renowned for his penalty-saving ability, with a proven track record in high-stakes matches.

A goalkeeper. Joined FC Barcelona after spells with Barcelona, Andorra, FC Andorra.

The Croatia goalkeeper joined Barcelona from Fenerbahçe on a four-year deal in August 2026. He started out at NK Zagreb and was Dinamo Zagreb's long-time No. 1 before moving to Turkey in 2023, later spending loan spells at Girona and back at Dinamo. Quick reflexes and good reading of play are his strengths; at the 2022 World Cup he saved three penalties in the shoot-out against Japan.

A young goalkeeper who developed at La Masia, debuting for Barça Atlètic at 17 as the youngest goalkeeper in Primera Federación history. Known for his calm demeanour and consistent shot-stopping.

An attack-minded full-back with exceptional dribbling and passing ability. Versatile enough to play on either flank, contributing to build-up in advanced positions. Adds depth to the attack with proactive overlaps and cut-inside runs.

A left-back with explosive pace and driving power. His ability to burst forward is his main weapon, combined with rapid transitions between attack and defence. A La Masia product who contributes to build-up play, earning Spanish international recognition at a young age.

A centre-back who displays remarkable composure and decision-making despite his teenage years. Excels in anticipation and covering ability, with high passing accuracy during build-up play. Established himself in the first team at a record-breaking pace for a La Masia graduate.

A La Masia-developed youngster who primarily plays right-back but can also operate in midfield. Contributed to a treble with the Juvenil A side and a UEFA Youth League triumph. Highly rated for his tactical intelligence.

A centre-back defined by his calm and composed playing style. Excels in positioning and serves as a build-up catalyst with accurate passing. Won the Champions League at Chelsea and is versatile enough to play in midfield.

A tall left-footed full-back who balances defensive stability with attacking contributions. Uses his 186cm height effectively and can fill in at centre-back when needed. Established himself as a regular under Hansi Flick.

A left-footed left-back developed at La Masia. Possesses strong technical ability and positional awareness, contributing in both attack and defence. Made his first-team debut after recovering from a knee injury and impressing at Barça Atlètic.

A defender with pace and one-on-one defending ability, performing at a high level as both right-back and centre-back. His proactive attacking runs and accurate crossing are key weapons. Won the Europa League at Sevilla.

An intelligent centre-back who reads the game exceptionally well. Excels in anticipation and positioning, with skillful control of the defensive line. His technical quality on the ball makes him a quintessential Barcelona-style defender who initiates attacks from the back.

A tall left-footed centre-back whose aerial ability is his main asset. Originally from Real Zaragoza's youth system, joining Barcelona in 2021. Also shows leadership as captain of Barça Atlètic.

A La Masia-raised Spanish international midfielder who won the Golden Boy award in 2022. Known for his combative pressing and masterful ball control, he is extremely strong in midfield duels. Has returned from an ACL injury to become indispensable to the team.

An anchor who maintains team balance as a defensive midfielder. Excels in positioning and decision-making with strong ball-winning ability. Versatile enough to play right-back or centre-back, and a natural leader who captained La Masia.

A versatile attacker who can operate as an attacking midfielder or winger. His runs into the box and shooting ability shine, earning the Golden Boot at the Paris Olympics. Combines La Masia-bred technique with clinical finishing.

A midfielder with superb close control and turning ability in tight spaces. Controls the tempo of the game with his vision and passing sense, drawing comparisons to Iniesta. Also excels in quick transitions and contributes actively to pressing.

The 2024 Ballon d'Or winner and the world's finest defensive midfielder. Dictates the tempo of matches with his distribution from the base of midfield. Has returned from a serious ACL injury and remains the indispensable heartbeat of City.

An attacking midfielder who combines creativity with goal-scoring ability. His technique in tight spaces and final-ball precision are exceptional, and he won the Golden Boot at EURO 2024. A La Masia graduate who returned to Barcelona after building his career abroad.

A central midfielder who excels at carrying the ball forward and evading pressing. Possesses excellent vision and constructs attacks with precise passing. Played a key role in Ajax's Champions League semi-final run and is comfortable in any midfield position.

A 193cm left-footed defensive midfielder with exceptional technical skills despite his height. Developed at La Masia since age six, showing impressive composure on the ball and passing accuracy. Returned from an ACL injury after approximately one year as a highly touted talent.

A Brazilian international forward known for his tireless pressing and intelligent movement. His tactical understanding, honed at Manchester City, allows him to deliver quality performances both on the wing and at centre-forward. Has made a full recovery from a serious knee injury.

An inverted winger whose left-footed dribbling and passing are his primary weapons. Creates difference from the right side with cut-inside shots and through balls. Made his Barcelona first-team debut at 15 and broke the youngest-player record at EURO 2024.

A winger with a precise left foot, whose dribbling and set-piece delivery are key assets. Covers enormous ground and actively participates in pressing, contributing on both sides of the ball. Made his mark in the Premier League at Leeds and wears the captain's armband at Barcelona.

A 180cm forward from Germany. Joined FC Barcelona after spells with Red Bull Salzburg, Borussia Dortmund.

A dynamic left winger with blistering pace and direct dribbling who terrorises opposing full-backs. Despite being right-footed, he operates primarily on the left flank, contributing with relentless pressing and defensive work. He scored in both legs of the 2025 EFL Cup semi-final, helping Newcastle win their first domestic trophy in 70 years.

A young winger with standout left-footed technique and pace. His weapon is cutting inside from the right to shoot, having made his club debut at Copenhagen at just 16 as their youngest-ever player. Also the youngest scorer in Danish league history.

An 18-year-old Egyptian striker who moved to Barcelona from Al Ahly. Dubbed the "Egyptian Haaland" for his height, ferocious left-footed shooting and nose for goal, he is developing with the reserves for now. A young finisher who has already been called up by Egypt.

A young attacker who uses his left-footed technique and pace as his main weapons. Versatile enough to operate as a winger, centre-forward, or false nine. Recorded the second-youngest first-team debut in Barcelona's history, behind only Lamine Yamal.

A forward from Belgium. Joined FC Barcelona after spells with Club Brugge II.