Mourinho seeks Real Madrid turning point in Clasico full of new faces

Barcelona has confirmed that the El Clasico match against Real Madrid on Sunday will take place as planned, despite a scheduled three-day strike by a group of permanent seasonal workers. The fixture between the two teams is set to occur at the Spotify Camp Nou on October 25. The strike, which began at midnight on October 23, is expected to continue until 06:00 on October 26.

This conflict has arisen due to workers' concerns over insufficient staffing to manage the logistical demands of sporting events at the club's facilities. Despite the ongoing industrial action, Barcelona's management remains confident that they possess enough staff to ensure the smooth conduct of operations during the dispute. The club has also expressed certainty that El Clasico will proceed without any issues, highlighting the importance of the match for both sporting and commercial reasons.