1998–99 FC Barcelona season

1998–99 season

President

Josep Lluís Núñez

Head Coach

Stadium

1st

UEFA Champions League

Group stage (3rd)

Supercopa de España

Top goalscorer

League:
Rivaldo (24)
All:
Rivaldo (29)

Home colours

Away colours

1999–2000 →

Squad

Squad at end of season^[1]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
1		GK	Vítor Baía
2		DF	Michael Reiziger
3		DF	Mauricio Pellegrino
4		MF	Josep Guardiola (captain)
5		DF	Abelardo Fernández
6		MF	Óscar García
7		MF	Luís Figo
8		MF	Albert Celades
9		FW	Sonny Anderson
10		MF	Giovanni
11		MF	Rivaldo
12		DF	Sergi Barjuán
13		GK	Ruud Hesp
14		MF	Emmanuel Amunike
15		MF	Phillip Cocu

No.		Position	Player
16		MF	Dragan Ćirić
17		DF	Winston Bogarde
18		MF	Ronald de Boer
19		FW	Patrick Kluivert
20		DF	Miguel Ángel Nadal
21		MF	Luis Enrique
22		DF	Samuel Okunowo
23		MF	Boudewijn Zenden
24		MF	Roger García
25		DF	Frank de Boer
26		MF	Xavi Hernández
27		MF	Luis García
28		GK	Francesc Arnau
33		DF	Ibán Cuadrado
—		GK	Carles Busquets

Transfers

In

Patrick Kluivert - Milan, 28 August, £8,750,000^[2]
Ronald de Boer - Ajax, £22,000,000 (joint fee with Frank de Boer)
Frank de Boer - Ajax, joint fee
Mauricio Pellegrino - Vélez Sarsfield
Phillip Cocu - PSV
Boudewijn Zenden - PSV

Out

Loan out

Vítor Baía - Porto, January, season-long

References

↑ "FootballSquads - Barcelona - 1998/99". Archived from the original on 2013-07-13. Retrieved 2013-07-10.
↑ Hicks, Danny (30 August 1998). "Nou Camp becomes Little Holland". London: The Independent. Retrieved 10 July 2013.

External links

1998–99 Results and Statistics
FC Barcelona Official Site
FCBarcelonaweb.co.uk English Speaking FC Barcelona Supporters
ESPNsoccernet: Barcelona Team Page
FC Barcelona (Spain) profile
uefa.com - UEFA Champions League
Web Oficial de la Liga de Fútbol Profesional
FIFA.com
Federació Catalana de Futbol

Futbol Club Barcelona

History Academy (La Masia) Players Managers Presidents Seasons Europe Statistics Current season

Other teams	FC Barcelona B FCB (women's) FC Barcelona Juvenil A FC Barcelona C (defunct)

Home stadium	Camp Nou Camp de Les Corts Camp de la Indústria Mini Estadi Palau Blaugrana Nou Palau Blaugrana Palau de Gel

Training ground	Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper

Rivalries	El Clásico Derbi barceloní El Clásico (basketball)

Other sports	Basketball (current season) Basketball (reserves) Handball Beach soccer Ice hockey Roller hockey Futsal Rugby union Rugby league Wheelchair basketball

Related articles	Supporters (Boixos Nois) Museum Cant del Barça Joan Gamper Trophy TV and radio

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