Astroworld Meets Camp Nou: FC Barcelona X Travis Scott Special edition shirt

For the upcoming El Clásico showdown against Real Madrid on May 11th, 2025, Barça will be rocking a special edition shirt featuring Travis Scott’s logo.

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2026-04-13T16:16:41.646Z

Barcelona, the global football powerhouse, will hit the pitch for the El Clásico not with their usual Spotify sponsor plastered front and centre—but with a Travis Scott emblem. Whether it’s his iconic name, the mysterious and chaotic Cactus Jack insignia, or some yet-to-be-seen symbol from the mind of La Flame himself, it’s going to be a vibe.

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This isn’t Barça’s first time bringing music to the pitch. The club has been turning heads with a series of musical collabs thanks to their unique partnership with Spotify.

Past shirts have spotlighted megastars like Drake, Rosalía, The Rolling Stones, Karol G, and Coldplay. And now, Travis Scott steps into the spotlight as the sixth major artist to get the El Clásico treatment.

With over 68 million monthly listeners on Spotify, it’s no surprise the Houston rapper is next in line. Honestly, we wouldn’t be surprised if the pre-match playlist features a healthy dose of his latest hits.

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While the final design is still under wraps, the limited-edition shirt is expected to drop in early May 2025. So if you’re a Barça fan, a Travis Scott stan, or just someone who appreciates elite-level collabs, keep your eyes peeled.

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Once a force to be reckoned with on the pitch, Tasha’s love for football spans over a decade—until her playing career was cut short by the classic knee injury story—a setback that shifted her focus but never dulled her love for the sport. She previously played for Carlisle City and Stanwix Ladies before swapping her boots for a whistle. Now an FA-qualified referee, she spends her time officiating for Newcastle United’s academy as well as your typical Sunday league, channelling her inner Anthony Taylor on weekends (but without the VAR controversies). Since joining the team in 2023, Tasha has crowned herself the resident expert on all things sport and fashion. Whether she's ranking questionable kits or offering insight into trending trainers, her observations are sharp, insightful, and on point. She's got a knack for finding the perfect blend of performance and style—just don’t ask her to pick a favourite Premier League kit of the season unless you're ready for a heated debate.