Barcelona legend, Lionel Messi remains the player who has won the most trophies for Barcelona. The Argentine superstar, who led Argentina to glory at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, won 35 trophies for the Catalan side during his time at the club. He had to leave the club two summers ago due to the club's financial problems which culminated in the management's inability to renew his contract. The 35-year-old's trophies at Barcelona include four Champions League titles and several Spanish La Liga titles.
The second player on the list is former midfielder Andres Iniesta. The Spaniard won 32 trophies with Barcelona during his time at the club. This also includes four Champions League titles. His famous goal gave Spain a 1–0 win to claim their first FIFA World Cup trophy in 2010.
The third player on the list is the club's current captain, Sergio Busquets. The 34-year-old has won 31 trophies for Barcelona. This figure includes 3 Champions League titles, 8 Spanish La Liga titles, 7 Spanish Cups and 3 Club World Cups. He won his last title of the season as Barcelona won 3-1 over Real Madrid in the Spanish Cup.
Here is the complete list of 10 players who have won the most trophies for Barcelona in the history of the Spanish club:
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Arsenal were awarded a light penalty in their top-flight clash with Manchester City on Wednesday, with even Gunners fans wondering why VAR wasn't involved.
Fans surprised that VAR did not reject the decision to give Arsenal a penalty against Manchester City
Fans surprised that VAR did not reject the decision to give Arsenal a penalty against Manchester City
VAR was again put under the microscope after Arsenal were awarded a light penalty in their clash with leaders Manchester City.
Initially, the Gunners fell behind after Kevin De Bruyne caught a terrible Takehiro Tomiyasu back pass to tire Aaron Ramsdale, but Bukayo Saka equalized shortly after when Eddie Nkentiah was blocked by Ederson. .
But viewers, including many Arsenal fans, were surprised to see the penalty awarded, with the notoriously stubborn Piers Morgan even admitting that he "didn't know" why it was awarded.
"I'm sorry it was never a damn penalty. They really were never given," tweeted one furious Man City fan. "What a soft pen," said another user, while a third asked:
"How does VAR not overturn this?"
"Glad it was awarded but I don't think it should be," added one Gunners fan, while another agreed, saying:
"The pen was lucky, but City were lucky with their goal, so who cares?"
Even Manchester United legend and respected Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville tweeted:
“Not that pen!
Even Piers Morgan didn't think it was a penalty
Even Piers Morgan didn't think it was a penalty
It comes after VAR officials made some serious errors in the Premier League over the weekend. Referee Howard Webb convened an emergency meeting at Stockley Park on Tuesday to address the situation that is believed to have upset VAR public opinion.
PGMOL issued a statement on Sunday "admitting serious errors in the VAR process", alleging that the errors were caused by "human error".
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