Each team: Barcelona U plays the final against Flamenco on the weekend, and participates in Brazil for the first time in 125 years of team history

August 20th, August 20th, Barcelona U20 will play the U20 InterContinental Cup final with Flamenco U20 in Brazil. This is the first time Barcelona has sent a team to Brazilian land for an official match in 125 years of team history.

The Brazilian national team has played at the Camp Nou many times, and even played a friendly match with Barcelona during the 1999 Barcelona Centennial Celebration. However, in its 125-year history, Barcelona has never played any game on this land that won the World Cup for five years. This is undoubtedly a historic abnormality and will be compensated at some point. The

Barcelona jersey has only appeared twice in Brazil, thanks to the Barcelona Legends project. The most recent time was the charity match held in November last year, with Romario taking the lead and forming a forward line with Rivaldo.

In this era when the Asian and American Tours were prevalent, South America was outside the business territory of European giants. The last visit to South America dates back to July 1964, when Barcelona tied 2-2 with Crystal Sports in Lima, more than 60 years ago. Today, the city of São Paulo is actively planning through its public tourism management agency SPTuris, striving to host Barcelona's pre-season friendly matches in the coming years.

Against this background, the newly established 4th U20 InterContinental Cup (the result of the cooperation agreement between UEFA and South American Football Federation) provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the Barcelona youth team. As the youth Champions League champion, Barcelona youth team will face the Youth Copa Libertadores champion Flamengo U20 at Maracana Stadium this weekend.

The showdown between the world's top youth training camps is full of symbolism and will surely strengthen Barcelona's international brand image and Lamacia's success model.

Barcelona B team coach Giuliano Beletti (pictured above) is steadily building his coaching career. Two talents from the youth team he led, Ku Brazil and Yamal, have made their mark in the first team. Now history repeats itself. Due to the difficulty of player registration, DeRo, Jofrey Torrence, Tony Fernandez and Giye Fernandez are training with Frick's first team.

Now, Beletti is on the mission of challenging the favorite Flamenco to win the championship. The opponent not only has the advantage of home, but also recruits all U20 players who play in the first team, which is in sharp contrast to Barcelona's strategy, which is destined to be a classic battle that has been recorded in history.