Quote from: Xcode7 on Today at 04:55:52 PM

Quote from: onecall123 on Today at 03:30:10 PM

Barcelona is back in the quarterfinals after a tough few seasons of early exits. It's an emotional moment for the team, considering the challenges they've faced. While Barcelona may not be the top contender for the trophy, this progress surely boosts their morale and could aid in overcoming financial struggles. Making it to the last 4 wouldn't be surprising, given their recent form. It's uncertain what the future holds, but Barcelona has the potential for a successful season in both the Champions League and La Liga. Regardless, achieving this would be a significant milestone in their journey to bounce back stronger next season.

I think it will be very difficult because Barcelona is far behind Real Madrid in La LIga and in the Champions League we also have to look realistically that Barcelona's performance is not much better than other top teams.
Barcelona's progress to the quarter-finals had a bit of an element of luck because they did not face strong opponents in the round of 16.
Indeed, if you look overall since the start of the season, Barcelona's performance has improved slightly, but I don't think that's enough for them to be able to compete fiercely for the title on the Champions League stage.

regarding Barcelona losing the La Liga title because it has been taken over Real Madrid, it doesn't seem like a big problem compared to Girona having to take the La Liga title because the reputation of the popular team will be slightly destroyed if the promoted team succeeds in winning the La Liga title.
and for Barcelona in the UCL, this team is not lucky but indeed Barcelona experience is superior because Napoli is not an easy opponent because Napoli troops have almost the same performance as Barcelona.
Xavi currently doesn't need to focus too much on winning the La Liga title because it is already very impossible and all Barcelona has to do is continue to get tickets to qualify for the UCL semi finals.