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It’s the start of a new cycle for FC Barcelona. After another disappointment in the Champions League in the quarter-finals against PSG, the Catalan club also finished second in La Liga, ten points behind their rivals, Real Madrid, in the standings. From then on, a future with Xavi seemed illusory and the former Catalan legend was ousted. To replace him, the Barcelona directors bet on Hansi Flick. After a failed stint with Germany, the former Bayern Munich tactician has his work cut out for him.
In addition to his projects in the summer transfer window, the German coach also has a very specific desire, according to Mundo Deportivo. Indeed, a few weeks before the start of the summer tour, Flick would absolutely like to integrate Noah Darvich into the professional group. U17 world champion with the Mannschaft, the attacking midfielder has a profile that pleases the new coach of the Blaugranas who would very much like to integrate him into the first team from next year. In the era of new nuggets, Barça is likely to see a new one emerge from next year.
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