What you say is true, but you should not forget that the root of all the problems currently faced by Barcelona is none other than financial, when previously Barcelona had strong finances, doesn't they have become a team that had the same quality and strength as Madrid at that time, however, Barcelona financial problems ultimately made the gap between Barcelona and Madrid now very wide, as a person who is unfamiliar with financial matters, of course I think that all of Barcelona problems will automatically be resolved if they can solve their one core problem at this time , finance..!

The transition period is certainly not a big problem for Barcelona at the moment, because with the long time gap that the new coach has after the end of the season certainly gives him a lot of time to build and maximize the squad as desired by Hansi Flick later, I think we can't make Guardiola a benchmark to assess the success of the current Barcelona coach today,  Because we know that Guardiola has been successful with Barcelona because the support he got from Barcelona was unlimited when their finances were good, but the coach who coached Barcelona at the moment certainly did not get as much support as Guardiola previously and that should be a significant assessment for us, Xavi was last seasons able to manage Barcelona well although with limited finances,  So to maintain his reputation as an experienced coach, of course, Hansi Flick must also be able to do it and he must be better than Xavi in next seasons.