Quote from: puloweh555 on Today at 06:54:29 PM

Quote from: tusandii on Today at 04:45:58 PM

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Even though in the previous season Xavi brought Barcelona to become champions of La Liga, this season he did not get a single trophy, but at least he brought Barcelona to second place in La Liga. However, I should appreciate Xavi's courage in coaching Barcelona. He arrived at a time when the club was truly at its lowest point, experiencing financial difficulties, unable to recruit the players it wanted, forced to maximize the existing squad, and even having to bet on young players. However, despite the many problems facing Barcelona and the team's shortcomings, he still dared to compete in the league and UCL.

Because without a trophy and failing in El Clasico is considered failure, that is Barcelona's standard, whoever the coach is. I think whoever the coach is as long as the financial crisis is not resolved will continue to be like that. respect xavi.. welcome Hansi Flick. I hope your fate is not the same as the previous coach.

Every team between Real Madrid and Barcelona will always target the title every season regardless of who the coach is. Barcelona's poor financial condition has made it difficult for Xavi to develop his team and strengthen the depth of his squad while he was coaching, but that is not a big obstacle because Xavi is actually still able to provide the best competition even though some people consider him a failure and useless.

Xavi maximized the young players he brought in from the academy, he also took advantage of the market to bring in several free players, and also had several loan players. His greatness and ability to train and build a squad was ignored because he failed to win the title against a team built with adequate finances. Laporta and Barcelona management should be grateful for what Xavi has done for the team so far, so they should let Xavi improve it as long as possible and create history.