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FC Barcelona has confirmed the departure at the end of the season of its coach, Xavi Hernandez, who nevertheless wanted to stay.
It’s over for Xavi Hernandez. After announcing his departure at the end of the season before changing his mind, the FC Barcelona coach will indeed leave his post at the end of the season, by decision of his club.
“The president of FC Barcelona, Joan Laporta, informed this afternoon Xavi Hernández that he will not continue as coach of the first team in the 2024-25 season, indicates Barça in a press release. The meeting took place at the Joan Gamper Sports City and the sports vice-president, Rafa Yuste, and the sports director, Anderson Luís de Souza, Deco, as well as Xavi’s assistants, Òscar Hernández and Sergio Alegre, were present. »
Last on the bench Sunday for Xavi
“FC Barcelona would like to thank Xavi for his work as a coach, which adds to an unprecedented career as a player and team captain, and wish him all the luck in the world”adds the Catalan club, which won La Liga last season under the leadership of the 2010 world champion.
Barça adds that Xavi will be on the bench this Sunday evening in Seville for the last day of La Liga. The name of his successor, who will certainly be Hansi Flick, should be announced at the end of the season.
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