FC Barcelona, the first club in European football history to win six gold medals and two trebles

 FC Barcelona, the first club in European football history to win six gold medals and two trebles

Professional soccer club in La Liga, Spain. Its hometown is Barcelona. The home stadium is Spotify Camp Nou.

It is the first club in European football history to win six gold medals and two trebles.

Since winning its first La Liga title, it has recorded the second most La Liga titles after rival Real Madrid CF, and is the most Copa del Rey winner. 

Since La Liga was launched in 1928, he has never been demoted and has played in the top Spanish league.

The abbreviation is Baŗa. However, it is commonly called 'Barsha' in Korea, but its origin is unknown

In Barcelona, its status is almost religious. That's why the motto is "more than a club."  Since it is a club that has been through historical storms and chaos since the Spanish Civil War, local enthusiasts are very loyal to the team. Of course, there are many migratory fans from all over the world who have been rushing in after seeing the final king force shown since the late 2000s. His first Champions League title was 1992, which was quite late compared to his reputation, but he has lifted the Big Year three times since his second win in 2006.

Based on the total football created by Linus MiHealth and implemented by Johan Cruyff, he used the "Tiki-Taka" tactic of using short passes through narrow offense and defense intervals, making it unrivaled that he was one of the strongest teams in football history from 2008 to 2012. In particular, in the 2010-11 season, each team they met, regardless of whether they were strong or weak, played a half-court game. The representative game is El Clasico's 5:0 victory.

After the end of Arigo Saki's "Milan Dynasty", Barcelona from the mid-2000s to the mid-2010s was one of the best teams in European football history, breaking the decade-long Spring and Autumn Warring States Period. The Real Dynasty, which dominated Europe in the 1950s and 60s, will be the only dynasty in the mid-1970s, the mid-1970s, the Bijakkai Dynasty in the mid-1970s, with four Champions titles, six league titles, three Copa del Rey titles, two trebles and six gold medals in 2009. In fact, former Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson cited Barcelona as the "best team in my life" during this period, and former Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger also described Barcelona as the "best team I think."

Barcelona at this time was praised by other team coaches not simply because it was strong, used elegant football, or swept away the trophy. This is because he has achieved tremendous results by steadily raising his own players since his youth, not by adoring the team's main players (19). In other words, even ordinary gamers and real soccer officials have dreamed of it at least once, but they have done something impossible in reality. For this reason, there are more than one or two teams that failed after roughly mimicking possession football due to that enormous ideal without investing in a soccer base, philosophy, or time as good as Barcelona. Even Barcelona itself has come down from its heyday, unable to find replacements after this dream generation. In fact, no matter how good LaMasia is, it cannot forever self-produce world-class players. Barcelona's fall is a natural process in a way. As the light was so intense, the shadow became darker after the aging of the dream generation.

The founding motto is Mésque un club. Another peculiarity of the club is that it is the world's first soccer club operated in the form of a cooperative. It can be seen as a kind of civic club. At the entrance on the second floor of the museum, it was engraved that "the owner of Barca is a union member."

Therefore, FC Barcelona is operated by soccer fans voluntarily investing capital to create and operate a club, rather than creating fans according to the club's owner's creation, and even the president of the club is elected through a fan vote once every six years. Qualifications given the right to vote can be given to anyone who has more than one year of experience in joining, and anyone aged 18 or older can have the right to elect a president by voting in the club's presidential election held once every six years. However, only Catalans can run for president.

The color of the team's uniform is based on Swiss club FC Basel because the club's founder Joan Gamper is Swiss, but as Barca's status increases over time, FC Basel fans are swearing at the club, saying that their club copied Barca. The nickname derived from this red and blue uniform is Blaugrana, which is the Catalan word for blouses and purples.

The emblem has the same Saint Georgius cross as the English flag, along with the Catalan symbol, which has nothing to do with England. Saint Georgius (in Catalan, St. Jordi) is the patron saint of Catalonia, where Barcelona is located, and the cross of Saint Georgius is included in the flag of the city of Barcelona along with the Catalan flag. In other words, FC Barcelona's emblem borrows the Barcelona City flag.[24]

In addition, as the team's name suggests, several other sports teams are forming a comprehensive sports team. There are teams with the same name, from basketball teams, volleyball teams, handball teams, wrestling to disabled sports teams, and so is rival Real Madrid. The basketball team is also well known in Europe. He also won the 2009 Euro Basketball Champions League and the Liga ACB. The uniform also uses the same color as soccer, and strangely, it uses the name FC Barcelona even though it is a basketball club. Perhaps it represents the name of the entire club rather than the name of the soccer club