Barcelona's postponed LaLiga game with Osasuna earlier this month has been rescheduled for March 27, the Spanish Soccer Federation (RFEF) confirmed on Monday. 

Both teams had announced their respective line-ups, but Barcelona declared the game was postponed following the death of club doctor, Carles Minarro Garcia. 

The new date for the clash would take place after the upcoming international break, and it is believed that both teams are set to appeal the decision.  

This is due to Barcelona and Osasuna missing key players, with Raphinha and Ronald Araujo on international duty with Brazil and Uruguay in their World Cup qualifiers. 

Raphinha and Brazil face Colombia on March 21 before taking on Argentina five days later, meaning Raphinha would almost certainly not be back in time for Barcelona. 

Uruguay, meanwhile, also face Argentina and then Bolivia on March 25, with Araujo also likely to be unable to return for Hansi Flick's side to face Osasuna. 

Osasuna will also be missing Cameroonian Enzo Boyomo, who is in action against Eswatini and Libya, the latter fixture also being played on March 25. 

Resolución del Juez Único de Competiciones Profesionales

Fijada la fecha del partido de la jornada 27 de Primera División (@LaLiga):

@FCBarcelona_es - @Osasuna

Jueves 27 de marzo

https://t.co/T0qGWa557q pic.twitter.com/ssUyvljHPg

— RFEF (@rfef) March 17, 2025

The decision would also require Osasuna to reschedule their LaLiga fixture with Athletic Bilbao, which is set to take place the day after at San Mames. 

Barcelona are due to play Girona on March 30. The reported preferred date is May 21, midway between the penultimate and final round of the LaLiga season.

That, however, depends on Barcelona's progression in the Champions League and Copa del Rey, with Blaugrana in the quarter-finals and semi-finals of those respective competitions.