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Hansi Flick is perhaps the best signing of the Laporta era. Arriving this summer at FC Barcelona, the German coach has completely revitalized the Catalan team, which now displays slick, direct and ultra-offensive play. While the Blaugrana won the Spanish Super Cup last Sunday, are still in the race for the title in La Liga and the Copa del Rey, and are already qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League, the Culés want to extend their coach , whose current contract runs until 2026.
But according to Sportno discussions about Flick's new contract should take place until the end of the season. If the club is particularly eager to see the technician renew his lease, the latter wants to be 100% focused on the results of his players and prefers to wait until June. The Catalan source specifies that the former Bayern Munich coach should benefit from an increased salary, at the initiative of the managers.
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