Who has been Barcelona’s biggest villain of the last decade?

Barcelona’s modern era has been framed by triumphs, trophies and a style of football that once felt untouchable, yet the last ten years have also delivered a steady stream of antagonists eager to knock the Blaugrana off their pedestal. From board-room turbulence to on-field heartbreak, the club has faced a rotating cast of villains whose actions have left lasting scars on supporters who pride themselves on an “us versus them” worldview.

The question now posed to the Barça faithful is direct: whether player, manager, referee, figure or institution, who has inflicted the most damage on the Catalan giants since 2014? No single name is offered in the source material, leaving the floor open for a debate that is sure to stir memories of painful defeats, contentious officiating, and high-profile departures that coincided with the club’s slide from Europe’s summit.

While the article does not nominate a definitive culprit, it underlines that these perceived enemies—some operating from within the club’s own corridors—have been especially harmful during a decade marked by uneven results and financial strain. The invitation is simple: supporters are encouraged to weigh in, argue, and ultimately decide which individual or entity deserves the unwanted title of Barcelona’s chief villain.

As that conversation unfolds, the team itself continues to navigate fresh challenges, evidenced by a “shocking result at the Metropolitano” and the rapid emergence of a young talent now deemed “an integral part of Hansi Flick’s squad.” Those recent storylines only add urgency to the discussion, reminding fans that new heroes—and new villains—can surface at any moment.