2015 Barcelona Home – Luis Suarez #9 Medium

The 2014/15 season stands as one of the most glorious and dominant campaigns in FC Barcelona’s history, highlighted by the formation of one of football’s greatest attacking trios — Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, and Neymar Jr. (MSN). Under new manager Luis Enrique, Barça achieved an incredible continental treble, matching their 2008/09 feat.

• La Liga:

  • Champions, finishing 1st with 94 points, two ahead of Real Madrid.

  • Scored 110 goals and conceded only 21 — both the best records in the league.

  • Clinched the title with a 1–0 win away to Atlético Madrid (goal by Messi).

• Copa del Rey:

  • Winners, defeating Athletic Bilbao 3–1 in the final at Camp Nou.

  • Goals from Messi (2) and Neymar sealed the domestic double.

• UEFA Champions League:

  • Winners, defeating Juventus 3–1 in the final in Berlin.

  • Goals from Rakitic, Suárez, and Neymar secured the club’s 5th European Cup.

  • Along the way, Barcelona defeated Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, and Bayern Munich — one of the toughest knockout runs in Champions League history.

• Key Storyline:

  • The debut season of Luis Suárez transformed Barça’s attack.

  • The MSN trio combined for a record 122 goals in all competitions — an unprecedented level of chemistry and efficiency.

  • Luis Enrique’s tactical tweaks — vertical play, pressing balance, and fluid attacking rotation — created one of the most unstoppable sides ever seen.

• Kit:
  The 2014/15 Barcelona home jersey, by Nike, featured a return to thicker Blaugrana stripes with a dark blue collar and the Qatar Airways sponsor. Inside the collar read “Més que un club” (“More than a club”), symbolizing Barça’s identity. This was the kit worn throughout the treble-winning campaign — a modern classic.

2. Player’s Impact – Luis Suárez (2014/15)

Luis Suárez made his long-awaited debut in October 2014 following a FIFA suspension — and once he stepped onto the pitch, he became the missing piece that completed Barcelona’s attack.

• Appearances: 43 in all competitions.

• Statistics: 25 goals and 20 assists.

• Key Moments:

  • Scored twice in the Champions League quarterfinals vs. Paris Saint-Germain.

  • Netted the decisive goal in the Champions League Final vs. Juventus.

  • Scored in both Clásicos vs. Real Madrid, including the 2–1 winner at Camp Nou.

  • Formed devastating link-up play with Messi and Neymar, alternating as creator and finisher.

• Role: Played as the central striker in the 4–3–3, using intelligence, movement, and aggression to open spaces for Messi and Neymar.

• Legacy:

  • Suárez’s debut season was legendary — not just for his goals, but for how seamlessly he fit into the team’s rhythm.

  • His humility, pressing, and unselfishness were crucial to Barça’s treble success.

  • The 2014/15 campaign solidified his reputation as one of the world’s most complete strikers.

3. Full Squad List – FC Barcelona 2014/15

Manager: Luis Enrique

Goalkeepers:

• Claudio Bravo

• Marc-André ter Stegen

• Jordi Masip

Defenders:

• Dani Alves

• Gerard Piqué

• Javier Mascherano

• Jérémy Mathieu

• Jordi Alba

• Adriano

• Thomas Vermaelen

• Martín Montoya

• Douglas Pereira

Midfielders:

• Sergio Busquets

• Andrés Iniesta

• Ivan Rakitić

• Xavi Hernández (Captain)

• Rafinha

• Sergi Roberto

Forwards:

• Luis Suárez

• Lionel Messi

• Neymar Jr.

• Pedro Rodríguez

• Munir El Haddadi

• Sandro Ramírez