Quote from: legendbtc on March 28, 2024, 11:41:30 PM

Quote from: Rengga Jati on March 28, 2024, 09:40:27 PM

Yes, Xavi has done various good things to lift Barcelona to its current condition. Therefore, I am sure that Barcelona management will try to keep Xavi. Because after all, it is not certain that a top coach will join Barcelona with the financial conditions they are currently facing. And if he wasn't a top coach, it's not certain that he would lead Barcelona to be much better than what Xavi has achieved. This is a dilemma for them. They shouldn't want such big demands for Xavi with their current condition. I understand that this might make Xavi even more enthusiastic and boost him to make Barcelona even better. However, who knows how long Xavi will be able to accept conditions like this.

Currently, it is still unclear who Barca will choose as the next coach. Meanwhile, Xavi hopes to end the season with a major title as a farewell gift. Barca's performance in La Liga is currently excellent, and coach Xavi's team has also boosted in confidence after returning to the quarterfinals of the Champions League for the first time since 2020. Barca is experiencing a series of impressive performances thanks to coach Xavi Hernandez announcing his resignation. Xavi is a Barca legend, and sometimes people forget what he had to do to be here. Xavi faced challenges from the club, whose financial situation was not at its best, which deserves praise.
I believe that Xavi will continue as coach if certain goals are achieved between now and the end of the season. Specifically winning La Liga or the Champions League or even reaching the final of Europe's number one tournament.

That's because Joan Gamper still wants Xavi to stay at Barcelona. He still hopes that the coach will not leave Barcelona, even though Xavi himself has said so. For this reason, for now, there are only a few rumors about the next coach of Barcelona. I'm also not sure, whoever it is, can perform better than Xavi, with his financial condition still like that. And the decision will still be in Xavi's hands, whether he will stay there or leave. Maybe in the future, the results from UCL can also be a consideration for him.

Quote from: marcous on March 28, 2024, 11:52:08 PM

Quote from: Rengga Jati on March 28, 2024, 09:40:27 PM

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It's true, Barcelona management will have difficulty finding a new successor to replace Xavi next season, they certainly can't afford it if they are required to win all the matches, but are not supported by an adequate budget and squad. It makes sense why Barcelona President Juan Laporta hopes that Xavi can stay, because he can't do much to recruit a top coach who can manage Barcelona beyond Xavi's performance.

Of course.
It is not easy for a coach to do something like that, bringing Barcelona from decline to become what it is now. Moreover, currently, Barcelona still has problems with their finances. Even they plan to sell their top players to get more money. Isn't it true that if this happens, it will be quite a challenge for other trainers in the future, right? Meanwhile, of course, the demands from Barcelona and also the fans must be very big, whatever Barcelona's condition, they have to win. This will put more high pressure on anyone who coaches him without considering the bad conditions that exist at the club.