(Photo : JOSEP LAGO/AFP by way of Getty Images) Barcelona’s Spanish coach Xavi provides a press convention on the eve of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final second leg soccer match in opposition to Paris SG on the coaching heart in Barcelona on April 15, 2024.
FC Barcelona will not be out there for a brand new supervisor anytime quickly.
Club president Joan Laporta has spent months persuading present boss Xavi Hernandez to rethink his determination to step down on the finish of the season, and it seems he has succeeded.
Xavi has reportedly reversed his earlier determination and is now set to remain on as Barcelona’s supervisor for no less than the 2024-25 season, in response to Italian soccer journalist Fabrizio Romano.
Laporta, together with the membership’s sporting director, Deco, met with Xavi on Wednesday, April 24, to debate the 44-year-old’s tactician’s future.
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Xavi had beforehand declared in January 2024 his intention to go away the membership on the finish of 2023-24 following disappointing outcomes.
However, the staff has demonstrated competitiveness and potential in latest weeks regardless of setbacks resembling being eradicated from the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain and experiencing a loss to rivals Real Madrid within the newest El Clásico.
Barcelona set to formally affirm Xavi’s determination to remain
While Barcelona has not formally introduced the information, membership vice chairman Rafa Yuste appeared to substantiate the settlement as he exited the assembly.
“We had a meeting with the coach and the president in which Xavi showed us his commitment. He is a Barça guy, he is the coach who can lead our project and our young players from the club,” he stated.
Xavi took over as Barcelona’s supervisor in November 2021, and underneath his steering, the staff secured its first La Liga title in 4 years final season.
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