La Masia was the name of a farmhouse built in 1702. In 1957, when Barca inaugurated the Nou Camp, the farm was repaired and expanded for use by the team headquarters. Since 1979, La Masia has been converted to use as the headquarters of the Barcelona young man, which was founded on the idea of Johan Cruyff. "A home is sustainable when its foundation is sustainable and the foundation of a team is a young training camp," the Dutch legend once said. In the end of October 2011, La Masia farm closed the journey of more than 30 years to produce home talent for Barca. The rewards were given to a more modern new center, called Oriol Tort, a lifelong teacher who was attached to La Masia and trained Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta. A year before the Oriol Tort center was inaugurated, the students of La Masia reached the highest peak that perhaps never witnessed the history of football in the world. It was at the Golden Ball Gala 2010, the two students of the orthodox Oriol To...
