Barcelona Refuses to Wear 'We Are All Ceutan' Shirts! Ronaldinho Mocks Them on El Chiringuito for 'Coming from Another Planet'

Spanish media have reported on La Liga players wearing "We Are All Ceutan" T-shirts before matches to show solidarity with Ceuta, which was hit by a migrant influx in late July. Multiple teams wore the shirts. Former Barcelona player Abde faced online abuse from Moroccan fans; Mbappe, Vinicius, and Konate wore the T-shirts but folded the hem to conceal the message, sparking controversy. Barcelona supporter Jordi explained that the club would not participate or wear the shirts, citing it as a domestic political issue, and said Barcelona maintains neutrality and does not want to be drawn into political maneuvering. He suspected someone was using the opportunity to promote a particular ideology. Barcelona's charitable efforts remain active, but this situation is different. Real Madrid supporter Ronaldinho criticized the decision, joking on El Chiringuito that Barcelona "think they come from another planet," arguing the reasons are not valid, and suggesting Jordi visit Ceuta himself. Barcelona stated they would not display any support messages in upcoming matches.