Real Madrid congratulate Barcelona after La Liga success | OneFootball

Barcelona have officially sealed the 2024/2025 La Liga title in dominant fashion, confirming their status as champions with a 2-0 win over Espanyol.

With two games still to spare, the Blaugrana have wrapped up their 28th league crown, a feat that has not only delighted fans but also drawn congratulations from rivals including Real Madrid.

Real Madrid, who momentarily delayed the title celebrations with a late win against Mallorca courtesy of Jacobo Ramon, took to social media shortly after the dust had settled to send a brief but respectful message: “Congratulations to FC Barcelona for the 2024-2025 League.”

It was a rare public acknowledgement that underlined just how impressive Barcelona’s campaign has been.

A title to be proud of

Indeed, this was not just any league title, it was one earned with resilience, tactical clarity, and a deep sense of unity. Under the direction of Hansi Flick, the Catalan giants have rediscovered their identity.

The team has combined a high-octane pressing system with tactical discipline, managing to dominate matches both home and away.

Key performances this season include four wins over Real Madrid, an unforgettable comeback win against Atletico Madrid, and netting a staggering 95 goals en route to the title.

The most remarkable aspect? Barcelona have achieved all this with just one significant summer signing: Dani Olmo. With tight restrictions due to financial fair play, the club turned inward, and the gamble paid off.

Youngsters like Lamine Yamal, Pau Cubarsi, Fermín Lopez, and Pedri have stepped up in ways that few could have imagined. Yamal, in particular, has emerged as a generational talent, often carrying the attack on his shoulders with dazzling displays.

Beyond domestic dominance, Barça also lifted the Copa del Rey and Spanish Super Cup, completing a domestic treble. Flick, in his first season in charge, has not only brought silverware but also restored belief in the long-term project.

His ability to extract the best from a youthful squad and instil tactical discipline has drawn praise across the footballing world.