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The arrival of Hansi Flick on the bench of FC Barcelona seems to be becoming more and more clear.
Former Germany and Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick has signed with powerhouse agent Pini Zahavi.
Flick appears to be one of the main candidates to succeed Xavi as FC Barcelona coach at the end of the season. The Catalan technician could even abandon his apron much earlier.
Flick is spoiled for choice
Zahavi is close to Barca president Joan Laporta, but the Catalans are not the only option ahead of Flick. According to Okdiario, England are also interested in him, while a return to Bayern cannot be ruled out.
It has been suggested that Flick could be offered a short-term contract until June if the Bayern board decides to sack Thomas Tuchel. A fairly plausible scenario given that the Munich people continue to disappoint at the moment.
Interestingly, Zahavi transferred Lewandowski from Bayern to Barca two years ago. His relationship with the Catalan giant is therefore excellent.
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