Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 08:08:56 AM

Flick said publicly at a press conference that Barcelona does not need new transfers, and Laporta asked Xavi for new transfers, or rather demanded them, which is why they had a conflict. I understand that Barcelona has problems, so they need to refrain from new transfers, but why did they let Felix go? If I'm not mistaken, they said that they should keep such an important attacking player by any means, especially considering that they do not count on new transfers, or did they target Williams and therefore let Felix go? But PSG will not let them do this, they have much better financial opportunities and they can lure Williams...

He said he doesn't need new players because he wants to be loyal to Barcelona president Joan Laporta. Hansi Flick doesn't want what happened to Xavi Hernandez to happen to him. Don't forget that one of the reasons why Xavi was sacked was when he openly spoke about the financial situation of Barca and how the club cannot compete with Real Madrid. I don't know how the German wants to manage Barca that he is saying the club doesn't need new players. From my perspective, players like Lewandowski, João Félix, João Cancelo, and Vitor Roque are not dependable, so the club needs to sharpen the attacking force. If Hansi thinks he is comfortable with the current squad, he shouldn't complain when the time comes.

It seems Hansi didn't add Joao Felix to this season's plans. He is committed to bringing in Nico Williams and Dani Olmo. His comment looks confusing; how will you say you don't need players, and you have plans to bring in new players? Even the best team in the world is still in the transfer market, seeking players to solidify their squad. It's a pity that Barca decided not to go for Felix; now he has to move back to Atletico Madrid, which is not also in the plans of Diego Simeone.