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Marc Casadó's exit will hurt local Culers, as Pol explains

A Culer’s Farewell: What Marc Casadó Represents to Barça Fans - L'adéu d'un Culer: El Que Representa Casadó pel Barcelonisme

In Catalan, English and Castellano, Pol explains how Marc Casadó's imminent exit will hurt local Culers.

20.08.26, 07:58 Updated 08.09.26, 11:33

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A Culer’s Farewell

There are transfers that are judged by the amount of money received, and there are others that hurt deep in the chest. As a Catalan and a Barça fan who grew up watching academy boys dream of stepping onto the Camp Nou pitch with the same devotion with which we leap in the stands, Marc Casadó's imminent departure is not simply another Deco market operation. 

It's a blow to our pride; the bitter reminder of the gap that separates the sentiment of being a Culer from the harsh, cold machinery of modern elite football.

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Pol Ferré

is a journalism graduate from UAB and completed an internship at Onda Cero - one of Spain's biggest radio stations - in 2026. A lifelong Culer born and raised in Barcelona, he's heavily involved in Catalonia's grassroots system as a league-winning coach managing teams for eight years, or since he was 16.

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