Quote from: SeriouslyGiveaway on Today at 06:13:14 AM

Quote from: Republikcoin.com on Today at 03:40:25 AM

I see that the Barcelona team's game is more identical to coaches from Spain or the Netherlands and Barcelona has been doing this for a very long time, so if now they are trying to target a coach from Germany, there is nothing wrong with that, but with the problems that have befallen Barcelona, I think it is a little difficult for the coach. Either way can improve the team's performance and I think coaches who have good capacity are also reluctant to go to Barcelona because the team's condition is not good.
Tuchel is currently still quite successful at Bayern and I don't think Tuchel is willing to manage a Barcelona team.

I also agree with you that it is quite difficult for Barca to attract high-caliber coaches with the current situation. There may be coaches who want to challenge themselves, and they want to prove their abilities by reviving a team that is having many problems like Barca. Regarding Tuchel, this is the coach I believe can revive Barca, because he has experience doing so with Chelsea in 2020/21. At that time, Chelsea was playing poorly under the leadership of Frank Lampard, and was at risk of being eliminated from Europe's No. 1 club tournament - the Champions League.
However, with his talent, Tuchel has helped Chelsea successfully regain its inherent strength. However, I still maintain my previous assessment that this is just words to anger Tuchel's Bayern leadership. Therefore, he will still stay at Bayern and the possibility of him replacing Xavi should be ruled out at this time.

Thomas Fvcknn Tuchel for Barcelona? Lol.

Succeeding as a manager for Chelsea don't mean he'll successfully handle the job with Barcelona. Believe me the patterns we know Barcelona for can't be managed by Thomas Tuchel. Infact, he'll get that club damned with his defensive tactics and strategies. Barcelona are known for a pattern introduced by Yohan Cruyff and the La Ma Sia makes good use of that.

Beat believe, the best man for Barcelona right now at tue end of the season is definitely Roberto De Zebri. We've seen him as a Shakhtar Donetsk manager how he managed talented lads, and same with Brighton amd how he's finally qualified them for them first ever European Competition since the club was made.

He's good at managing young lads and I see that's the process Barcelona are ready to go through, I hope them fans have the patience to wait to see them grow that chemistry together? Zebri Roberto is a tactician and I'm sure he could do that!