Barcelona host Real Madrid on Sunday in first Clasico
Barcelona host Real Madrid on Sunday in the first Clasico of 2026/27, with a win set to open a nine-point gap at the top.

Barcelona host Real Madrid on Sunday in the first Clasico of 2026/27, with a win set to open a nine-point gap at the top.

FootballTransfers reported that Liverpool are preparing a long-term €115 million plan to replace Virgil van Dijk.

FootballTransfers reported that Manchester United and Everton are in discussions over a possible January move for Marcus Rashford, with talks at an early stage.

Barcelona face Real Madrid on Sunday with several availability concerns, including issues involving Christensen, García and Olmo.

LaLiga prepared expanded television coverage for Barcelona v Real Madrid on 25 October at Camp Nou, with more than 650 million viewers expected worldwide.

Speaking to Sport, Xavi Hernandez said Barcelona's 5-0 win over Real Madrid in November 2010 surpassed the club's 6-2 victory in 2009.

GOAL reported that Manchester United have entered talks for Twente teenager Rav van den Berg, with six other Premier League clubs also interested.

Jorge Valdano said Barcelona are clear favourites for the 25 October Clasico and said the Negreira case should already have been settled.
