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While his FC Barcelona displays a radiant face since his enthronement, Hansi Flick will obviously be rewarded by his leaders. And it is not by a salary revaluation that he will be rewarded. According to information from Mundo Deportivothe Blaugranas agreed to create a residence dedicated to players within the Ciutat Esportiva, intended for the preparation. This request, made shortly after the arrival of German in Catalonia, had immediately received the support of Deco, and the project now has the green light from the board of directors. Inspired by PSG models or the Spanish selection, this residence would offer players for individual rooms to optimize their rest before and after the matches.
This infrastructure, planned since the design of the complex, would be built behind the Tito Vilanova land and is currently at the first administrative stages. In parallel, the club also works on the renovation of the old Masia to set up its future headquarters. No launch date has been set, but this decision seems to show that Flick is still a few seasons in Catalonia.
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