On April 26, the Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville will be dressed up to host a new edition of the Clásico between Barça and Real Madrid. This time, the Copa del Rey final will be at stake. It is one of the most desired matches of the season and can crown the champion with a title that always generates excitement.
Barça arrives at the big event after eliminating Atlético de Madrid in a high-voltage semifinal. Meanwhile, Real Madrid did the same by knocking out Real Sociedad. Both teams have earned their place in this final, but it is undeniable that the blaugrana team has a slight advantage due to previous encounters.
2-0 Decisive for Barça in This Season's Balance
This Copa final will be the third official match between Barça and Real Madrid this season. If the previous two have shown anything, it is that the team led by Hansi Flick knows how to hurt their eternal rival. The first duel took place at Santiago Bernabéu and ended with a decisive 0-4 that left the Whites disoriented.
The second was even more important, as the Supercopa final in Saudi Arabia was at stake, where Barça won 2-5 in a footballing showcase. That night led many to start talking about a new blaugrana dominance in the Clásicos. This third battle promises strong emotions, but recent statistics favor the Culé team.
Laporta Closes Another Economic Deal for El Clásico
But beyond the sporting aspect, Barça arrives at this final with extra energy. The club has closed a new deal with Spotify, repeating a formula that is already a tradition in the great Clásicos. As has happened previously with artists like Drake or Rosalía, this time it will be Travis Scott's name that will shine on the chest of the blaugrana players.
This collaboration is not just aesthetic; it is also a statement of intent. Barça once again unites culture and sport on an international stage, taking advantage of the media pull of these matches to generate a global impact.
Barça Will Gain a Lot from Merchandising
The choice of Travis Scott is not accidental. His cultural impact and young fan base fit perfectly with Barça's commercial strategy. Therefore, the club has decided to launch a limited edition of jerseys with the Texan artist's logo.
Only 1899 units will be put on sale and their price will be higher than usual. With this maneuver, Barça expects a significant economic return in merchandising.