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Travis Scott to Be Featured on Barcelona’s Jersey Ahead of El Clasico

Travis Scott’s Logo Is Set to Be Featured on a Special Edition Jersey for El Clasico

Travis Scott to Be Featured on Barcelona’s Jersey Ahead of El Clasico
Travis Scott | Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Fanatics/AFP

It’s ’Bout to Be Lit! 🔥

It won’t just be Barça and Madrid battling it out. It’ll be music, football, culture, and bragging rights…

When Barcelona and Real Madrid clash, the world stops. El Clasico isn’t just a game—it’s a cultural event. But this time, it’s not just about what happens on the pitch. The soccer news spotlight is also on Barcelona’s shirt, and more specifically, what’s going on with it.

Spotify x Barça: When Music Meets the Pitch

Back in 2022, Barça signed a €70 million-per-year sponsorship deal with Spotify that did more than slap a logo on a shirt. It started a full-on crossover between music and soccer. And for special occasions like El Clasico, the streaming giant swaps out its usual branding for something a little louder—iconic music artists.


We’ve seen Drake’s owl, Rosalia’s moto style, The Rolling Stones‘ tongue, Karol G’s heart, and Coldplay’s moon logo all take center stage on Barça’s kits. Now, for El Clasico on May 11th, the next artist to get the jersey treatment? None other than Travis Scott.

The rapper’s signature logo will be front and center when Barça walks out to face Madrid in what could be the most decisive game of the season. Travis Scott songs pull in over 20 million streams a day. His influence hits different, and clearly, that crossover appeal is exactly what Spotify and Barça are banking on.

Soccer rumors had it Taylor Swift was in talks to land the El Clasico spot, but that deal fizzled. Maybe next time.

El Clasico – This One Could Decide Everything

This is war with a scoreboard. Barcelona is leading LaLiga with just seven soccer games left on the clock. Madrid? Breathing down their necks, four points behind. So yes, this match could literally decide the title.

And here’s the twist: Real Madrid’s looking a little shaky. A crushing 3–0 loss to Arsenal in the Champions League, followed by a humbling 2–1 defeat to Valencia at the Bernabeu. Not ideal form heading into a game of this magnitude.

Barça, on the other hand, seems to be finally clicking under Hansi Flick. The Catalan side has scored a jaw-dropping 127 goals across all competitions this season, and their high-line defense—while risky—is holding up surprisingly well.

Come May 11th, it won’t just be Barça and Madrid battling it out. It’ll be music, football, culture, and bragging rights, all colliding under the lights.


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