Barcelona secured the La Liga title for the 2024-25 season, ending a trophy drought with a 2-0 victory over Espanyol. The celebration included players cycling through streets to see fans and a parade attended by 670,000 supporters. Coach Hansi Flick, appointed last summer, led the team to a domestic treble, including the Supercopa de España and Copa del Rey, and a strong Champions League run. Flick's man-management, focus on fitness, and tactical approach transformed a young squad, with notable performances from teenagers Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi, and veterans Lewandowski and Iñigo Martínez. The team’s high-pressing style and high line contributed to their success, with improved fitness levels and sprinting metrics. Flick’s leadership was characterized by consistency, discipline, and quiet confidence, avoiding public complaints and managing team dynamics effectively. The season was also marked by a tragic incident outside the stadium where a car drove into a crowd, injuring 13 people, but the match and celebrations proceeded with respect and joy. The victory parade showcased the team’s bond and connection with fans, emphasizing the club’s youth academy roots and promising a new era for Barcelona.