FC Barcelona is finalizing its preseason plans for the 2026-27 campaign, with the club's board having approved the key details. According to reports, Hansi Flick's side will embark on a traditional two-week training camp in England before the season begins.
Following the stay in England, Barcelona is scheduled to play two friendly matches. The first will take place in Nairobi, Kenya, where the Blaugrana will face a major European opponent—most likely Liverpool. The second friendly will be held in Morocco.
The decision to include a match in Nairobi marks a significant step in Barcelona's global outreach, bringing top-level football to East Africa. The choice of Liverpool as the likely opponent adds further prestige to the fixture.
Meanwhile, the match in Morocco continues Barcelona's tradition of playing in North Africa, strengthening ties with fans in the region. Both friendlies are expected to serve as final preparations for the upcoming season.
The exact dates for the England camp and the two friendlies are yet to be confirmed, but sources indicate the schedule is nearly complete. The team will aim to build fitness and cohesion during the intensive preseason period.
With the squad set to travel extensively, fans across Europe and Africa will have opportunities to see their stars in action before competitive matches begin. Barcelona's preseason tour underscores the club's commitment to expanding its global brand.
Based on reporting from Fútbol.