BARCELONA HISTORY

Barcelona was established in 1899 by Joan Gamper and soon turned into the main club in Catalunya, winning the Copa Macaya in 1902. Be that as it may, in spite of finding the inaugural La Liga title in 1929 further achievement was rare until the 1950s, when a sum of seven titles were caught, alongside six Copas del Rey. 

Amid the 1960s the club had money related challenges and it was not until the point that 1974 that they won La Liga once more, despite the fact that a 11-year sit tight for the following implied only one Primera achievement in 25 years. Johan Cruyff, who had played for Barca in the 1970s, returned as Coach in 1988 and after four years drove the Catalans to a first European Cup accomplishment with triumph over Sampdoria at Wembley. 

Not very many sides on the planet have won such a large number of titles outside their own nation, with Barcelona landing four European Cup triumphs, four European Cup Winners' Cups, three Fairs Cups (now the Europa League) and four UEFA Super Cups. Barcelona additionally has the refinement of being the main club to have showed up in European club rivalry each and every year version of since competitions initially started in 1955. 


The Blaugrana won 14 titles, including three La Ligas and two Champions Leagues, amid Pep Guardiola's 2008-2012 rule. Achievement proceeded with another Primera title under Guardiola's previous colleague Tito Vilanova in 2012-13 however a fruitless season resulted with Argentine Gerardo "Tato" Martino in charge. Luis Enrique supplanted Martino in 2014, winning a treble of La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League in his initially season, Lucho holding the League and Cup in 2015-16.