Barcelona have a long list of attacking targets to choose from but appear to have pushed Nico Williams back to the top of their priority list.

The humble water gun — the cheap, squirt-squirt variety — has become the weapon of choice and symbol of Spain's anti-tourism protests.

Barcelona and Bayern Munich are locked in a transfer tug-of-war for Athletic Club’s highly sought-after winger Nico Williams. But according to reports from Foot Mercato, the Spanish champions are confident that they can beat their German counterparts in the race to sign Williams.

Here’s a reminder to always keep your passport on you or in your personal item.

Water guns are back squirting at unsuspecting tourists in Barcelona. About a thousand Spaniards marched to demand a rethink of an economic model they believe is fueling a housing crunch and erasing the character of their city on Sunday.

The England international was plummeting into football obscurity when Ruben Amorim replaced Erik ten Hag at Manchester United but a January loan to Aston Villa revived his fortunes with the new challenge flinging him in an upward trajectory.

As protesters marched through central Barcelona on Sunday, they shouted at the tourists who were filming them to "Go Home!".Bemused couples sitting in street cafés got squirted with water pistols and a luxury clothes store was pasted with stickers declaring the tourists who'd shut themselves inside unwelcome.

“To Barcelona, Forever” is set to premiere Saturday, June 14 at 8 p.m. ET on Hallmark. Stream Hallmark Channel movies with Philo, Fubo, DirecTV, Sling, and Hulu + Live TV.

The movie is the second in the "Passport to Love" series. It will air on Saturday, June 14, on the Hallmark Channel.

Barcelona will need to make a significant sale this summer in order to complete the much-needed signing of a left winger. The club’s sporting department has been working in recent weeks to explore