Laporta sets Barcelona's target: win La Liga, Copa, Supercopa and Champions League
Joan Laporta delivered an ambitious message during the floral offering at the Rafael Casanova monument as part of the Diada celebrations. The Barcelona president said the club has set its sights on winning all four major trophies this season and highlighted Lamine Yamal's maturity. He also backed Deco's work in building a deeply balanced squad.
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Joan Laporta used the traditional floral offering at the Rafael Casanova monument, a key event of Catalonia's Diada, to send a clear message of ambition to Barcelona supporters. The club president stated that the team is not just aiming to compete this season, but has marked down all four major trophies as its goal. Laporta was joined by Fermín López during the institutional events held on September 11.
- Laporta sets the target of winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey, the Supercopa and the Champions League in one season.
- The president sees a well-balanced squad with two competitive teams thanks to Deco's work.
- He highlights Lamine Yamal's maturity as an example of the level of demand the dressing room needs.
- He insists that maintaining tension and team spirit will be key to lifting silverware.
Barcelona's four-trophy challenge for the season
Speaking to the media at the Diada celebration, Laporta made no secret of Barcelona's roadmap. The club's top executive said the challenge is to dominate every competition on the calendar: La Liga, the Copa del Rey, the Supercopa and the Champions League. A massive undertaking that, in his words, demands maximum concentration and tension throughout the entire campaign.
The president stressed that team spirit must be the foundation on which success is built. If the players put the collective first, the road to titles will clear itself. The idea is not simply to get far, but to win everything on the line.
Why the Champions League holds special appeal for Laporta
We all have a special excitement about the Champions League and we are going to work hard to try to win it.
Asked about the continental tournament, the president admitted that the Champions League generates a special spark inside the dressing room and among supporters. It is no accident: Barcelona has been chasing a sixth European crown for years, with the last one coming in 2015. Laporta embraces that challenge naturally and promises demanding work so the team reaches the decisive rounds with real chances.
Lamine Yamal, the mirror of Barcelona's demanding standards
Joan Laporta reserved special words for Spain international Lamine Yamal, one of the standout figures of the season's early stages. The president praised the maturity he shows at his age, calling it brilliant and highly illustrative of what this Barcelona side needs. Tension, intensity, commitment and no room for relaxation: the formula the academy product represents to perfection.
For Laporta, Yamal's attitude exemplifies the path every member of the squad must follow. Giving everything in every training session and match is not an option, it is an obligation. The young winger has become the standard of competitiveness driving the group.
Deco's squad and the confidence in a winning project
Barcelona's bright start does not surprise its president. Laporta said he expected it because the squad is very well balanced, a product of the work done by Deco and his team. The sporting director has assembled a group with enormous quality in every position, which raises internal competition to sky-high levels.
That depth allows Barcelona to field two highly competitive teams. Whoever plays, the performance does not dip. Laporta warns: every footballer must stay sharp, committed and under constant tension. There is no room for relaxation in a dressing room that considers itself a candidate to win every trophy.
The Diada, a date with Barcelona's ambition
The traditional floral offering at the Rafael Casanova monument once again became a stage for forceful messages. Laporta, accompanied by Fermín López representing the first team, used the symbolism of the date to reaffirm Barcelona's identity and demands. This is not just a club, it is a project that aims for everything.
The Diada event serves as a reminder that Barcelona does not understand transitional seasons. The goals are clear from day one: compete in every competition and lift as many trophies as possible. Laporta made that crystal clear on the doorstep of a season full of hope.
Frequently asked questions
Which trophies has Barcelona set out to win this year according to Laporta?
Joan Laporta stated at the Diada that the goal is to win La Liga, the Copa del Rey, the Supercopa and the Champions League. The president does not contemplate any outcome other than competing for all four trophies until the very end.
What did Laporta say about Lamine Yamal and the squad?
Laporta praised Lamine Yamal's maturity and described it as an example of the commitment the whole team must show. He also said the squad is very well balanced thanks to Deco's work and that there are two competitive teams within the same roster.
Who accompanied Joan Laporta at the Diada events?
Fermín López represented Barcelona's first team alongside the president during the floral offering at the Rafael Casanova monument. The Andalusian midfielder took part in the traditional ceremony held on September 11.