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Barcelona’s Travis Scott “Cactus Jack” Jersey Sparks Frenzy—and Sky-High Resale Prices

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Barcelona just dropped a jersey collab that’s less about tactics and more about hype.

In their latest high-profile partnership with Spotify, FC Barcelona unveiled a limited-edition home kit featuring rapper Travis Scott’s “Cactus Jack” branding splashed across the front—replacing the usual Spotify logo. The bold design made its debut on May 2 and sold out almost instantly despite its $500 price tag. Only 1,899 jerseys were made, and they were gone in minutes.

Now? They're popping up on eBay and StockX for thousands.


Music, Merch, and Matchday Drama​

Both the Barcelona men’s and women’s teams are getting in on the action. The men will rock the jersey in this weekend’s El Clásico matchup against Real Madrid, while Barcelona Femení will wear it in their season finale on May 18.

“El Clásico is a moment the whole world taps into,” Travis Scott said. “Teaming up with Spotify and FC Barcelona lets me merge my universe with theirs. This wasn’t just about throwing 'Cactus Jack' on a jersey. It’s about building something that blurs the line between sound and sport.”

And he’s not wrong. The design is more than just a logo swap—it’s a cultural crossover moment between streetwear, music, and global football. It's already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about kits in modern football history.


From Pitch to Collector Gold​

Collectors didn’t waste any time turning this jersey into a grail. Less than a week after launch, listings have emerged with asking prices north of $2,000. And with the matchday tie-in and the “limited” factor baked in, prices are only going one way: up.

Travis Scott has a track record when it comes to collectible hype. From sneakers to his sold-out Topps baseball card set at Fanatics Fest NYC, everything he touches turns into a must-have. So pairing him with Barcelona—one of the most iconic clubs in world football—was bound to create a feeding frenzy.


More Than Just Merch​

Barcelona president Joan Laporta put it simply: “The logo swap for El Clásico is the clearest example of how the alliance between Spotify and FC Barcelona is capable of generating conversations that go beyond the world of sports.”

And it’s working. The world isn’t just watching for the goals this weekend—they’re watching for the jersey, the vibe, and the history in the making.

This isn’t just a kit. It’s a moment.

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