For Barcelona, it’s the last warm-up before heading back to Spain for the 2025–26 season, while for local fans it’s a rare opportunity to see one of the best teams in Europe. The match will be live on Disney+ in South Korea following the broadcast deal for Barcelona’s two games in the country.

There was surprise last Thursday when Inigo Martinez did not play a single minute in Barcelona’s match against FC Seoul, with Gerard Martin getting the nod ahead of him as the left-sided

FC Seoul Predicted Lineup vs. Barcelona (4-4-2): Kang; Park, Al-Arab, Kim, Kim; Jung, Hwang, Oliveira, Rodrigues; Lingard, Klimala Barcelona started their preseason on the right foot and Flick will look to continue assessing his squad by making wholesale changes to his starting lineup.