Barça Members
FC Barcelona exceeds 140,000 members with a record number of new registrations
Published New:9/07/2025 - 19:40h
Updated New:9/07/2025 - 19:40h
Barça registers 10,619 new members in 2024/25 and exceeds 140,000 again, driven by La Masia and the performance of the first team.
FC Barcelona has reached a new institutional milestone: it has once again exceeded the barrier of 140,000 members. It does so after adding 10,619 new registrations during the 2024/25 season, a significant rebound after three seasons of more discreet figures.
This growth occurs in a particular context: the move to the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, the explosion of young talent from La Masia and the push of a revitalized first team under the orders of Hansi Flick. A cocktail of factors that has restored enthusiasm to the Barça social mass.
Record number of new members in 2024/25: more than 10,000 incorporations
FC Barcelona has registered a total of 10,619 new members during the 2024/25 season. This figure represents an absolute record since the activation of unrestricted digital registration, implemented in the spring of 2022 after a statutory modification.
The evolution of new incorporations in recent courses has been as follows:
| Season | New members |
|---|---|
| 2021/22 | 6,049 |
| 2022/23 | 6,641 |
| 2023/24 | 5,710 |
| 2024/25 | 10,619 |
Source: FC Barcelona
The difference is evident: the growth of this course more than doubles the data of the previous year, consolidating a trend of institutional recovery.
La Masia, Flick and the Estadi Olímpic: keys to the rebound
This notable increase in the number of members cannot be understood without observing the sporting and emotional context that has accompanied the club. The 2024/25 season has meant the consolidation of a new generation of footballers trained at La Masia, whose performance has sparked a wave of enthusiasm among fans.
In addition, the arrival of Hansi Flick to the Barça bench has breathed fresh air into the project, providing a more recognizable and competitive football proposal. All this in a year of transition, with the first men's team playing their matches at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, away from the emblematic Camp Nou in full remodeling.
Against all odds, the change of stadium has not meant a brake on the loyalty of the fans, but rather an emotional impulse that many have wanted to translate into formal commitment to the club.
The census grows again after the adjustment of the previous season
After the club suffered a major purge of the census in the 2023/24 season —when 14,558 members were deregistered for not updating their data—, the total number of members had been reduced to just over 133,000.
With the new registrations, Barça once again exceeds 140,000 members, a figure that will be officially confirmed at the next Ordinary General Assembly.
This data not only reflects a quantitative increase, but also a qualitative improvement in the management of the social base, after years of attempts to adapt the registration system to digital times.
Digital registration and profile of the new member: younger and more online
One of the great drivers of the increase has been the digital registration channel, which continues to gain weight. Of the 10,619 new incorporations:
- 7,232 registrations have been made through the online channel.
- 3,387 registrations have been in person, at the club's offices.
In addition, the profile of the new members reveals a commitment to generational change:
| Age range | Number of new members |
|---|---|
| Over 15 years old | 7,615 |
| Between 6 and 14 years old | 1,661 |
| Under 6 years old | 1,343 |
Source: FC Barcelona
This rejuvenation of the census, together with the massive use of the online channel, draws a new generation of culés who not only consume football, but actively link to the club from an early age.
Barça continues to grow off the field
The growth of the Barça social mass in 2024/25 is not an isolated phenomenon, but part of a global strategy of the club to recover institutional muscle in full sporting and patrimonial reconstruction.
While the Spotify Camp Nou advances in its modernization works, the club demonstrates that it is still capable of attracting new members even in complex logistical circumstances. A sign of institutional vitality that will be key in the coming years.
With more than 140,000 active members, Barça not only maintains its place among the sports entities with the most subscribers in the world, but also reinforces its popular base in a moment of profound transformation.
FC Barcelona has once again taken a firm step on its path of reconstruction, and it has done so by reinforcing its greatest asset: its people. With more than 10,000 new registrations and a rejuvenated census, the club not only grows in number, but in future.
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