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After announcing his upcoming departure from Barça, Xavi begins to think about his future challenge.
FC Barcelona coach Xavi sees his future in England.
Xavi will leave Barça at the end of the season. He made this announcement last week after the home rout against Villarreal (2-5). And there is no chance that he will change his mind, despite the support that a good part of his players have shown him.
Xavi aims for the highest level
According to the daily AS, the Catalan technician plans to take a sabbatical year to recharge his batteries with those close to him before returning to coaching in 2025. And his priority will be a position in England. Like all great coaches who respect themselves, he dreams of working in the most elite of the continent.
In the past, Xavi has spoken of his ambitions to coach Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool. If he wants to coach the Reds, he better apply now since the position in question will be vacant in June after Jurgen Klopp’s withdrawal.
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