Barcelona surprisingly fired Xavi Hernandez from the coaching chair last week. Former Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick is currently the person most likely to take over Xavi's duties. If you look at his track record, Flick was the assistant coach for the German national team when they won the 2014 World Cup and also when they were runners-up at Euro 2008. What we know. During his time at Bayern Munich, he won the Champions League, two Bundesliga titles, the Club World Cup and other awards.
But as Xavi said. Currently Barcelona is experiencing financial difficulties. The question is, will Flick have difficulty finding talented players while managing Barcelona? It is very likely that Flick will sell some of their young players and players who do not fit their criteria.
In a difficult situation Xavi was able to bring a lot of changes and also stability in the Barcelona squad, but unfortunately he had to be sacked only for ridiculous reasons that Laporta might regret in the future, in two seasons with Barcelona of course he has worked hard enough and given everything for the revival of Barcelona even though the end of the season was not always as expected, But I think with the current financial conditions, of course, Xavi achievements at Barcelona are extraordinary, now Xavi has been officially fired and Hansi Flick will continue all Xavi hard work in resurrecting Barcelona glory as one of Europe top teams so far.
Hansi Flick already has a lot of experience in coaching a club, Bayern Munich is certainly a team he has coached and won many championship trophies, but for now of course Barcelona difficult conditions will make him have to work hard and also smart in revamping the Barcelona squad to compete next season, reportedly Hansi Flick will be contracted until June 2026 with a salary of 3 million euros per year.
It is hoped that Hansi Flick's presence on the coaching bench can bring Barcelona back to winning the title after finishing last season without a trophy. Of course, Flick is tasked with determining the players who can fit into his tactical scheme at Barcelona to challenge their eternal rival Real Madrid in the Spanish League and Europe.
Because Hansi Flick is a coach who uses tight pressing, as well as a playing style that relies on ball control and daring to attack, this was proven when he coached Bayern Munich. So, now Barcelona and Flick are trying to recover together. With the financial difficulties currently facing, can Barcelona's glory return with him?