Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 07:11:21 PM

Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 02:20:44 PM

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1793993530408403043

I don't know what was going through Laporta's mind when he fired Xavi, even though he himself was the one who initially asked Xavi to stay. Now everything becomes clear when he shows his true colors and I am quite sad about the news of Xavi's dismissal. Who would have thought that this legend who was so loyal to his former club would have to leave Camp Nou so quickly.

Now Barcelona has replaced Hansi Flick and as we know he is a coach with a lot of experience. I think Barcelona, after firing Xavi, was not wrong in choosing Hansi Flick as his replacement and this will be his new challenge in managing Barcelona until 2026. Let's see if next season Barcelona will find its glory again with Hansi Flick, we should look forward to it.

In my opinion, everything is quite transparent: Laporta, in general, doesn’t care what happens to Barcelona (+- of course), the main thing is that he doesn’t get all the big shots. But Xavi was not content to be the whipping boy to blame for everything and he rightly tried to share responsibility for failures with the management. Naturally, this was unacceptable for Laporta Grin

With Barcelona's financial situation at the moment, I believe Xavi is the most ideal person. He wanted to leave but Laporta insisted on keeping him just so he could fire him? Ridiculous. I wish Xavi more success in finding a new destination. Barcelona has treated the team's legends very badly. What a string of terrible behavior. With Koeman, with Messi, and with Xavi now, it is very blameworthy. I am really upset with the Barcelona Club leadership. I even think club president Joan Laporta should resign.