Barcelona consider playing a friendly match in Morocco

Barcelona are intensifying their efforts to shape their pre-season preparation under new head coach Hansi Flick. While the squad has already departed for their training camp at St George's Park in England, the club is currently studying the possibility of playing a friendly match in Morocco.

This initiative carries clear commercial and sporting potential. The Catalan giants boast a massive fan base across North Africa, and a fixture on Moroccan soil would help bolster their international profile while generating additional revenue. According to reports, negotiations are ongoing to find a suitable gap in an already packed summer calendar.

For now, Flick’s focus remains on tactical integration and physical conditioning. The team is set to conclude their English camp with matches against Birmingham City and Preston North End. Following that, they will head to Italy for a tournament involving Nottingham Forest and Udinese, before finally facing Al-Ahly in the Joan Gamper Trophy on August 19.