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It is now confirmed and official! While he announced last January his departure from FC Barcelona at the end of the season, Xavi Hernandez reversed his decision and changed his mind.
President Joan Laporta and the Catalan coach announced the news this Thursday during a press conference.
The legend of the Catalan club will therefore continue the adventure with his favorite club and complete his contract which ends in June 2025.
The boss of the Barcelona squad would like to achieve a high-level 2024/2025 exercise and put Barça back at the top of Spanish and European football. And to carry out these missions, President Laporta would have made big promises to his coach.
According to information from the Sport media, the Spaniards should be very active on the transfer market this summer.
Three targeted profiles
FC Barcelona wants to return to the forefront. Xavi Hernandez is ambitious and wants to have a great year with Barça. According to Sport, Joan Laporta promises a big recruitment to his technician with 3 targeted profiles: A left side, a midfielder and a left winger.
The Catalan club wants to hit hard on the transfer market with the arrival of quality players. However, the club’s finances are still in the red and it is not impossible that the management decides to part ways with players with significant market values. To be continued…
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