Barcelona won the Spanish Super Cup title following their thrilling victory over Real Madrid, adding a new trophy to German coach Hans Flick's record with the Catalan team.

Flick arrived at Camp Nou with the goal of rebuilding a team suffering from a decline in morale and restoring competitiveness. He began achieving results since last season, winning three official titles: the Spanish League 2024/2025, the King’s Cup 2024/2025, and the Spanish Super Cup 2025, thus completing a domestic treble that completely transformed the team’s situation.

With today's win over Real Madrid, Flick's tally of domestic titles rose to four, reflecting the success of his project and the stability of performance under his leadership.

The final match witnessed an intense and fluctuating Clasico, confirming the noticeable growth of Barcelona this season, as the team now possesses a strong character and the ability to decide major matches, in addition to boosting confidence and competitiveness in all local and continental competitions.

This victory provides a strong boost for the team in the current season, as Barcelona under Flick’s leadership aims to compete for the Spanish League, the King’s Cup, and the Champions League. The return of key players like Raphinha and Pedri, along with the impressive performances of new signings such as Rashford and Roni Bardji, has helped build a solid backbone for the team.