Koeman: “We think we can win, but we have to prove it”
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Xavi Hernandez will join Barça if Víctor Font wins the elections
Ronald Koeman- The next Barça manager?
Xavi: I see Leo playing as long as he wants
Xavi Hernandez of FC Barcelona waves during their victory parade after winning the UEFA Champions League Final at the Camp Nou Stadium on June 7, 2015, in Barcelona, Spain.(June 6, 2015 - Source: David Ramos/Getty Images Europe) MARCA spoke to Xavi in an exclusive interview, after the Blaugrana legend, and current Al Sadd coach tested positive for COVID-19 last week. Former Barça midfielder turned coach has faced new challenges in Qatar, and his admiration of coaching FC Barcelona in the future is well known. Speaking to MARCA, he addressed all of those topics and more. How are you after announcing that you have COVID-19? Good, I feel fine, although I'm isolated logically. I want to train soon [Xavi couldn't be on the bench for
Who are the likely candidates to replace Quique Setién as Barcelona head coach?
Barcelona vs Atlético Madrid: Five Things We Learned As Barça Lose More Ground In the Race For The La Liga Title
Barcelona’s Marc-Andre ter Stegen (L) and Atlético Madrid's Jan Oblak (R), in front of the Camp Nou/ Photo montage by Blaugranagram FC Barcelona's woes continued as Quique Setién's side were held to a frustrating 2-2 draw by Atlético Madrid on Tuesday night at the Camp Nou. Setién's team were looking to put their dismal display against Celta Vigo last time out behind them, and stay on course as they look to secure a second successive La Liga title at the end of the campaign, but their hopes suffered yet another blow. Diego Costa diverted a Lionel Messi corner into his net on 12 minutes as Barça made it 1-0. Six minutes later, highly-rated midfielder Saúl Ñíguez levelled for Diego Simeone's men from the
5 Barcelona youngsters looking to force their way into Quique Setien’s first-team
Barcelona's young guns / Photo montage by Blaugranagram FC Barcelona are continuing to churn out talent from their famed La Masia youth academy, with several Barça B players keen to be given the chance to shine in the first-team next season. Lionel Messi, Xavi, Gerard Piqué, Andrés Iniesta, Sergio Busquets and Carles Puyol all came through the ranks, and are just some of the alumni that have graduated and made their mark with the Catalan giants. Ansu Fati, who joined the club's youth ranks as a 10-year-old in 2012, is the latest player making waves in the first-team. Debuting in the 5-2 victory over Real Betis, aged 16 years and 298 days, he became the second-youngest player to debut for the club, behind
