Barcelona clinched its 29th LaLiga crown after a 2‑0 triumph over Real Madrid at the Camp Nou. The victory, sealed on the pitch, made the club the first team to win the title mathematically thanks to a Clásico result. Fans flooded Plaça Catalunya, while players celebrated with bikes around the city in the late evening.

Hansi Flick guided Barça to back‑to‑back titles, becoming only the second coach to do so in the modern era. The squad, still the youngest in LaLiga with an average age of 24.6, combined youthful energy with tactical discipline. Their 23‑2‑0 run after the October loss to Madrid cemented an unassailable 14‑point lead in the season.

Lamine Yamal, who tallied 16 goals and 11 assists, was central to the success. His 1.07 goal‑contribution per 90 places him ahead of Mbappé, yet he battled a groin issue and a public breakup that drew media scrutiny. Despite a hamstring tear in April, Yamal's impact remained decisive in the season last year again.

Defensively, the team conceded 20 goals in 12 Champions League matches, exposing the cost of Flick's high‑press system. The signing of goalkeeper Joan García for €25 million from Espanyol proved crucial, delivering the league’s best GPrv at 10.58. Barça’s domestic haul and emerging talent signal a foundation to challenge the title holders in this season again.