Barcelona says it will not take part in a planned friendly match in Tangiers, Morocco, citing “uncertainty.” The club’s decision comes about a week after an unprecedented surge of migrants reached Spain’s territory of Ceuta, prompting heightened attention around cross-border movements and regional security. Both reports state that the cancellation is specifically linked to the uncertain situation in the region following the Ceuta incident. Barcelona frames the move as a decision not to contest the match rather than a change in sporting plans for reasons of performance or scheduling. The reports do not provide further details on what the club means by uncertainty or whether other teams, match officials, or Moroccan authorities have made parallel statements. The story reflects the link drawn between the club’s travel and event planning and the broader developments around the Ceuta migrant situation, as described by the outlets. Barcelona’s absence means the friendly in Tangiers does not proceed as originally planned.