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Barcelona to wear Olivia Rodrigo-inspired jerseys versus Real Madrid
The collaboration includes 1,899 limited-edition jerseys and a capsule collection as Barcelona extends Spotify’s artist jersey campaign beyond the pitch.
- FC Barcelona will feature American singer Olivia Rodrigo's logo on their jerseys during the upcoming El Clásico match against Real Madrid on May 10, 2026.
- As part of a 2022 sponsorship agreement, music streaming platform Spotify allows artists to replace its logo on Barcelona jerseys, with Rodrigo becoming the youngest artist to participate in the collaboration's history.
- Alongside the match-day kits, 1,899 limited-edition jerseys and a capsule collection will be available; Rodrigo will host an exclusive 'Billions Club Live' concert in Barcelona on May 8.
- Barcelona's managing director Manel del Rio said the Spotify agreement creates a "strategic asset" for the club, reinforcing global positioning through culture and sport integration.
- With more than 50 million monthly Spotify listeners, Rodrigo is preparing for her third studio album's June 12 release, 'You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love.
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