The Barcelona futsal team brought its blaugrana magic to the rooms of the Hospital Universitari Vall d'Hebron on Tuesday. The visit, organised by the Fundació Barça, was part of the 'Nadal tot l'any' programme and the Polseres Blaugranes project, which aims to improve the wellbeing of children facing serious illnesses.
Technical coach Javi Rodríguez and manager Jordi Torras, alongside players including Dídac Plana, Adolfo, Matheus, Sergio González, Eric Martel and Antonio Pérez, toured the pediatric oncohematology, transplant, hemodialysis and surgery units. The meeting was full of positive emotions and joy for the young patients during their medical treatments.
This community outreach comes as the club's first team enjoys an exceptional moment in competition. Barcelona sits top of La Liga with 18 points from six games, claiming a perfect record of six wins. The team has achieved 540 minutes of play without conceding a single goal, a defensive streak that reflects their recent form, with five consecutive wins across all competitions.
The club's winning streak, which includes a 4-2 victory over Racing Santander on Monday, provides a backdrop of optimism that extends beyond the pitch. The first-team squad, which you can review in our squad section, is on a run of five consecutive wins across all competitions. The futsal team's visit shows the commitment of the club as a whole, which blends sporting success with a deep social responsibility to the community.
First reported at Mundo Deportivo
