FC Barcelona Heading to Morocco Soon for a Blockbuster Match?

The Barcelona board of directors met this Thursday under the direction of Rafa Yuste to finalize the summer program for the professional squad. With the World Cup ending on July 19, the executives ruled out the idea of a lengthy international tour in favor of a training camp of approximately two weeks at St. George’s Park, the complex of the English Football Federation near Birmingham.

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It is within this specific framework that preparation matches are being planned. As Mundo Deportivo reveals, an offer to play a friendly match on Moroccan soil, against a local team yet to be determined, is high on the blaugrana management’s agenda.

Alongside this likely Moroccan stopover, the club is studying another proposal to play in Kenya, potentially in Nairobi against Liverpool. Barça must also finalize the organization of its traditional Joan Gamper Trophy, where Ajax Amsterdam is hoped for subject to its European calendar.

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This condensed preparation will serve as a launching pad before the resumption of the Spanish championship, whose first matches will be postponed to August 22 and 23 for squads with players who reached the World Cup finals.