It's sad that Barcelona threw away its legend in a bad way, but in football this is considered normal because no great player can surpass their club.
However, what makes me sad is the way Barcelona treats its legends who have fought hard to give their best, even giving Barcelona the title. shouldn't be treated like that.
yes I agree, with the arrival of Hansi Flick Barcelona I hope it can return to its glory days but I think it will take time for Hansi Flick to be able to prove it
Hans Flick is a failed coach, he had a good record with Bayern Munich because this team is already strong in the first place. But, during his stays in German's national team for 2 years, he didn't give any contribution and German lose their legacy as one of strongest team. German only a mediocre team right now, they have many good players, but they can't become a champion.
I don't expect Barcelona will change at all, probably it will become worse.
There must be a distinction between coaching the national team and coaching a club, which are different things. Being successful at a club does not necessarily mean being successful at the national team. examples, for example when Argentina won, did Scaloni have time to record many previous achievements in major European competitions? Therefore we cannot be sure whether Barcelona in Hans Flick hands will be good or not until next season he will be able to prove many people's doubts. Personally this is a challenge in itself for Hans Flick who has to manage Barcelona in the midst of a situation where the team does not trust each other, both Barcelona players and management. Hans Flick must be able to restore the players sense of confidence to face next season's competition. Even though Barcelona didn't win the title this season, they can still try next season, their rivals are still Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and now Girona is a candidate for a strong team, provided that Girona is able to be consistent.