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Barcelona face PSG and Real Madrid in a defining test of squad depth, defensive resilience, and title ambitions.

Writer Thomas Mustac argues that upcoming fixtures against Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid represent a season-defining test for FC Barcelona. Despite a 5-2 LaLiga victory over Real Betis, the writer highlights significant defensive vulnerabilities and recent injuries that will thoroughly challenge manager Hansi Flick's squad depth during this crucial stretch.
Barcelona will notably be without injured defenders Eric Garcia and Jules Kounde against elite European and domestic opposition. Mustac believes that while October rarely settles a full season, navigating these consecutive high-stakes matches will test Barcelona's temperament, resilience, and genuine title credentials.
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