Pol Ballús is a journalist who writes for The Athletic, focusing on Barcelona football club. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the team's performance, player transfers, and the overall state of the club. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the sport, Pol delivers engaging and informative pieces for football enthusiasts.
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By: Pol Ballús
The Brazilian has dreamed of nights like these at Barca. Until recently, they didn't seem possible
By: Pol Ballús, Guillermo Rai
There will be plenty at stake when Madrid take on arch-rivals Barca at the Bernabeu on Saturday. Here's what to look out for
By: Pol Ballús, Dermot Corrigan
Barca demolished Madrid to strike a huge early blow in the La Liga title race
By: Pol Ballús
Barcelona have had a week in dreamland — they have reasons to think their fantasy can keep going
By: Pol Ballús
Breaking down another impressive night for Hansi Flick's side in this season's Champions League
By: Pol Ballús, Colin Millar
Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado and Porto striker Samu Omorodion have been named in Spain’s senior squad for the first time for November’s Nations League matches. Athletic Bilbao defender Aitor Paredes completes a trio of uncapped players in Luis de la Fuente’s squad, in place of Barcelona’s Pau Cubarsi, after the 17-year-old sustained a head injury in Wednesday’s Champions League victory against Red Star Belgrade. Casasdo, 21, has enjoyed a breakthrough season in Hansi Flick’s first team, starting in 12 matches this campaign and earning his first cap for...
By: Pol Ballús, Ben Burrows
Lamine Yamal has been withdrawn from the Spain squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures with an ankle injury that is expected to keep him out for two to three weeks. The 17-year-old missed Sunday’s La Liga defeat to Real Sociedad after picking up what the club called a “strong bruise” in the win over Red Star in the Champions League on Wednesday. “He has been undergoing treatment over the last few days, but the discomfort persists,” the club said. “The player is out and his progress will determine his availability.” A club statement on Monday...
By: Pol Ballús
Barcelona lost 1-0 in San Sebastian on Sunday but all the focus has been on a controversial decision to rule out an effort by Lewandowski
By: Pol Ballús
There were three more debutants as a much-changed Spain side dug deep to beat Switzerland in the final Nations League group game
By: Pol Ballús
Lewandowski has 19 goals in 17 games in 2024-25. He talks about thriving aged 36, being friends with Yamal and challenging Messi and Ronaldo
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