By Barcelona, March 13, 2025 – FC Barcelona’s dressing room is buzzing with confidence as the team sets its sights on an ambitious triplete in the 2024-2025 season, according to a report by Mundo Deportivo. The article, penned by veteran journalist Roger Torelló, delves into the reasons behind the team’s belief in winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the UEFA Champions League—the coveted trio of titles Barcelona last achieved in 2009 and 2015.
🔵🔴 Los motivos del vestuario para creer en el triplete
✍️ @RogerTorello https://t.co/RonOiR17zu
— Mundo Deportivo (@mundodeportivo) March 13, 2025
The Catalan club, known for its rich history and flair, is riding a wave of momentum after a dominant 4-1 aggregate victory over Benfica in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 on March 11, 2025. Young star Lamine Yamal and Brazilian forward Raphinha have been pivotal, showcasing the squad’s depth and attacking prowess. Their performances have reignited hopes among fans and players alike that Barcelona can replicate the historic feats of the Pep Guardiola and Luis Enrique eras, making them the only Spanish men’s team to claim a triplete.
Torelló’s piece highlights the dressing room’s unity and determination, driven by a mix of experienced veterans and emerging talents. Manager Xavi Hernandez, who led the team to a La Liga title in 2023, has instilled a renewed sense of belief, focusing on tactical discipline and attacking football. The team’s current lead in La Liga, coupled with their deep run in the Copa del Rey and Champions League, fuels optimism for a historic campaign.
Barcelona’s squad, bolstered by signings like Dani Olmo and the continued brilliance of Robert Lewandowski, is seen as one of the strongest in Europe. Fans are hopeful that this season could mark a return to the club’s golden era, especially after years of financial challenges and inconsistent results.
While the road ahead is challenging, with tough Champions League opponents and fierce La Liga rivals like Real Madrid, Barcelona’s dressing room remains undeterred. Torelló’s report underscores their resolve, making the triplete dream feel more achievable than ever as the season progresses. For Barcelona, 2025 could be the year they reclaim their place at the pinnacle of European football.
