Sport.es published an article praising Barcelona's new signings this season. The speed of Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi, along with Rodri's composure, have helped the team make a strong start to the campaign.

Barcelona's new signings have enhanced the team's talent, quality, and competitiveness. The opening matches have generated considerable excitement and hope, and Barcelona fans are enjoying watching their team. The overall sentiment is that fans fully trust the players and manager Flick, believing the team can win every title. This is a natural feeling—Barcelona fans are passionate about this team.

If fans have enjoyed the football Flick has delivered so far, the arrival of the new signings has elevated what they see on the pitch even further. Talent, speed, and dribbling ability have improved, but so too has the less visible side of the game. There is a common thread between the new signings and existing players: there is no negative ego in the Barcelona squad.

Anthony Gordon

Speed, change of pace, ball control at full sprint, composure after first touch, dribbling, accurate crossing, tactical discipline, intelligent and excellent movement, game reading and understanding in combinations, versatility, space creation and chance creation for fullbacks, deep penetration from the second line. Particularly noteworthy are his generosity, active defensive involvement, and the impression he gives of being a great teammate. Anthony Gordon never has a bad game. He may have off days in possession, but his commitment, effort, camaraderie, and competitive attitude bring great value.

Karim Adeyemi

Strength, explosiveness, speed, change of pace, and intensity. Tactically, he can play all three positions across the attacking line. He breaks through vertically, creates imbalance inside and out, constantly threatens the opposing defense, is bold and decisive in one-on-one situations, unafraid to dominate opponents, has excellent finishing, and is very intuitive. He shoots well with both feet, has excellent passing ability, shows willingness to contribute defensively, and accepts both substitute and starting roles. He prioritizes the team, and importantly, he shows ambition to contribute whenever he takes the pitch. He possesses a winner's mentality. Currently, he sets an example for younger players and shows support for his teammates and the manager's decisions. This type of player can change the flow of a match and coexist with Anthony Gordon.

Rodri

Presence, judgment, organization, tempo control, distribution and coordination, defensive involvement, reading transitions, and leadership in the dressing room and on the pitch. All of this is underpinned by a high technical level, seriousness, and professionalism. He knows how to direct and motivate his teammates. His heading ability at both ends of the pitch strengthens the team. A very strong signing.

Gabriel Jesus

Versatility: he can play as a winger or central striker. He possesses a high technical level, quick feet in tight spaces and the box, excellent judgment in shooting opportunities, good link-up awareness, strong running power, decent aerial presence, and high involvement and effort under pressure. He controls the ball well with both feet for composed finishing. Currently, he looks like an excellent wildcard with a promising future. He knows where he came from, remains humble, and seeks to earn playing time through his performances.

Ivanovic

This goalkeeper started for Croatia in the last two World Cups (Qatar and USA) and performed well. His time at Girona was challenging, but after a loan spell at Dinamo Zagreb, he had an excellent spell. He is an experienced, reliable backup who can handle important matches and brings confidence to the dressing room.

João Cancelo

Originally a loan signing, he is now a permanent acquisition. He brings versatility, competitiveness, attacking boldness, intensity in one-on-one situations, aggressive defending, excellent understanding of attacking transitions, and the ability to link up with wingers in the 30-meter zone. He is strong in big matches. These new signings have not only enhanced the team's quality, talent, and competitiveness, but also given Flick more rotation and playing time management options, ensuring the overall team level does not drop.

In particular, the team has significantly improved in speed, depth, penetration, intensity, efficiency, movement, unpredictable attacks, and versatility, making it difficult for opponents to maintain their defensive shape. Thanks to Rodri, the team has also made great strides in attacking organization. We've seen the team employ different systems like 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, while combining direct passes with possession-based play and maintaining patience. With this lineup, Barcelona will command greater respect in European competitions and La Liga.

But that's not all. The new signings give the impression of being good teammates, adding value to the dressing room, and crucially, they lack negative ego—a non-negotiable standard for Flick. Ego comes in two types: negative and positive. Positive ego means individuality, competitiveness, a desire to win, and ambition—traits channeled into determination. Negative ego, however, prioritizes personal interests over the collective, desperately pursuing the Ballon d'Or, the Golden Boot, or the assist crown, and only then thinking of the team.

This team was built to win everything and to entertain the fans.

Let's go, Barça!

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