After an electrifying day, the FC Barcelona players took to the streets of Barcelona to celebrate their 25-26 La Liga title. The city was awash with blaugrana as fans lined every corner to cheer for their heroes.
The champions’ open-top bus made its way through the iconic avenues, with players soaking in the adoration. Lewandowski and Szczęsny stood tall on the moving bus, dancing to the beat – a sight not for the faint-hearted. Fermín emerged as one of the liveliest, shirtless and singing at the top of his lungs.
The highlight of the parade was the arrival at Spotify Camp Nou, where thousands of fans waited with flares and chants. As the bus approached, the club anthem “Viva la Vida” echoed, creating a nostalgic moment for all culés.
Lamine Yamal, the young star, was hailed as the city’s hero, with fans chanting his name. However, not everything was perfect: defender Araujo took a heavy knock while attempting an overhead kick, casting doubt on his availability for the upcoming match against Alavés.
The parade lasted over five hours, covering every district of Barcelona. It was a day of pure joy, marking not just the league title but also the double triumph of the season. The club’s leadership, including Joan Laporta, joined the festivities alongside the squad.
In related news, Cesc Fàbregas didn’t close the door on a potential move to Real Madrid, while Huesca’s struggles continued with another defeat. An estimated 750,000 people took to the streets to celebrate Barça’s title, painting the city blaugrana.
Join us in reliving the unforgettable moments from Barcelona’s championship parade through the streets of the Catalan capital.