Pure chaos in the Barça locker room.

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Images of the revelry, the chants, the Laporta-Flick chemistry, the tossing of the coach and Pedri, and Szczesny's puffs circulated rapidly on social media.

In this age of social media, mobile phone recordings, and the instant transmission of images, the Barça squad's euphoric celebration of the LaLiga title in the Cornellà locker room circulated almost at the speed of a live television broadcast.

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The Barça fan witnessed, as if they were right there and in every detail, the players' chants of joy. He even saw Raphinha pointing at his bandage, criticizing the insidious comments of a former Real Madrid chief medical officer. Mobile phone in hand, Olmo recorded everything. The hugs, the exultant shoves, and the chants. "This is for you, Carles," he tweeted, remembering Dr. Miñarro, who died suddenly this season. In the corner, Szczesny allowed himself to be photographed with a cigar in his hand. "Enjoy retirement," they wrote.

President Joan Laporta then burst onto the scene, leading the revelry that had broken out. Clenched fists, bouncing, greeting the players, singing and shouting a "let's go" that said it all. He also delivered the message of the season: "Against all odds and against everyone." He had embraced Hansi Flick with generous affection in the stadium corridors.

The German coach was tossed around by the players with such force that he nearly hit the ceiling. "Historic season, historic season," Laporta told him. He wasn't the only one to be revered. Pedri also went through the same thing, although in his case it lasted less time and the players were more cautious. There was also time for photos in a shirt emblazoned with the anniversary of his 200 matches.

They improvised chants that went on all night. Balde was one of the most active. He was also one of the most active at the Ciutat Esportiva. Like Fermín, he was the ideologue of almost everything. "Un dia de partit" (A Day of Party) was the most repeated hit. Like the classic "Cu, cu, Cubarsí." Iñigo Martínez always joined in. A great party.

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