Javier Mascherano is the protagonist of the last episode of El Álbum, the documentary series produced through Barca Studios in which the great legends of the club review photographs of the time when they were part of the first team of FC Barcelona (2010-2018).
The episode starring the Argentine is available on Barca TV from Wednesday, October 7 and will also be broadcast very soon on the normal linear channel Barca TV; In Catalonia in DDT and in the rest of Spain in subscription services.
The album about El Jefecito is a close and non-public exhibition in which the footballer reviews the memorable peaks of his arrival in Barca from Liverpool in the summer of 2010, having had problems in the first few months to adapt to taste. Mascherano ended up earning his central defense position in Guardiola’s plans and excelled in an unknown position. He is the highest-performing record for the Champions League qualifier against Arsenal at Camp Nou in 2011, when he made decisive interventions. who once and for all won the heart of the fidd. The 2012 Copa del Rey against Athletic Club is some other match that has remained in the zaguero’s memory, especially since the team had failed to win the League or the Champions League and that this would be Guardiola’s last match. Naturally, the program also looks at 2014/15 when Luis Enrique took the team to the treble, and the 2016 Copa del Rey that Barca won despite Maschera’s expulsion not in the first half.
Mascherano appears in the fifth installment of El Álbum, created and produced through Barca Studios, the audiovisual factory of FC Barcelona, the first episode faithful to Andrés Iniesta, and the following chapters with Jose Mari Bakero, Carles Rexach and Ronaldinho.
The screen is part of what is classified as ORIGINAL, all available on the Barça TV platform presented by FC Barcelona on June 3.
The service will be international through the club’s online page and app, for all gadgets (PC, tablet, cell phone and TV Cast technology) and in 3 languages (Catalan, Spanish and English). Users will locate more than 1,000 hours of content. and more than 3,000 10% of Barca’s videos, all of them on demand.