Compitition makes everyone better..

He’s back playing against low bottom team 😂😂 funny fan base stop this too much hype on this player they will play four games bad and play on good game bcuz he knows that he is going to get hyped after one month poor performance 😂😂

@@zackweay5110the same club that Real Madrid struggled against

Lets hope he doesnt get over played and stays fit.

he shouldn't play a single minute in the next game it's unbelievable how much he has played at his age.

Xavi feels that his influence on player selection in the transfer market is virtually non-existent. His primary requirements are a proper winger and a central defensive midfielder. However, the club provided him with Félix and Romeu, while spending significant funds on Roque, who doesn't address the current team needs. Xavi's tactics started to click when Gavi was available, allowing for proper rotational strategies. Nonetheless, the absence of versatile midfield profiles has prevented his tactical plans from fully materializing, causing the team to suffer. Xavi’s approach is not flawed; rather, the issue lies in the composition of the players. They are either exceptionally talented or third-rate, one-dimensional players who struggle to adapt without compromising tactical control. This inconsistency is why Xavi experimented with multiple tactics throughout the season to accommodate different player combinations, prompted by rotations and injuries. The less adept players often got confused by these frequent tactical adjustments, leading to lapses in concentration and increased opportunities for the opposition. Xavi is a tactical mastermind, but the bench strength is failing him. Any other manager would likely face similar challenges over a long season without adequate backups. Barcelona needs a reset in their mentality, shifting from their super-team standards to a more realistic approach aligned with their current capabilities. President Joan Laporta appears more concerned with his public image ahead of the upcoming elections than addressing the on-field problems. Although he brings in money and works hard, he seems disconnected from the actual issues affecting the team. This situation highlights a miscommunication between the director, manager, and players. Barcelona must place their trust in Xavi, who is fully committed to the project. He should be given complete control over the team and the academy for at least three more years, similar to the support Jürgen Klopp received at Liverpool. With Xavi’s guidance, academy players will develop into proper bench options with suitable profiles through adequate game time. Only with this long-term strategy can the team hope to achieve success over a prolonged season. Xavi’s game awareness and tactics are top-notch, recognized by analysts, professionals, and players, even if they are not immediately apparent to the average fan. Esteemed pundits like Pep Guardiola and Thierry Henry acknowledge his tactical acumen. The failure to execute these tactics is not due to Xavi but because the players have been unable to replicate them. Therefore, Xavi’s reliance on academy youth players for these critical positions is a deliberate strategy to develop them into the right profiles over the years. By providing them with proper game time, Barcelona can build a cohesive and effective team capable of sustained success.

He can help in counter atack games and no depend only on yamal al the pressure. Barca need win ass a team.

@@aldonisambel1830 counterattack?What happens to tiki taka?

​@Master_Theplanner unfortunately the barca tiki taka identity is kinda getting ran over by current team playstyles. Barca's growing out of it😔

Xavi feels that his influence on player selection in the transfer market is virtually non-existent. His primary requirements are a proper winger and a central defensive midfielder. However, the club provided him with Félix and Romeu, while spending significant funds on Roque, who doesn't address the current team needs. Xavi's tactics started to click when Gavi was available, allowing for proper rotational strategies. Nonetheless, the absence of versatile midfield profiles has prevented his tactical plans from fully materializing, causing the team to suffer. Xavi’s approach is not flawed; rather, the issue lies in the composition of the players. They are either exceptionally talented or third-rate, one-dimensional players who struggle to adapt without compromising tactical control. This inconsistency is why Xavi experimented with multiple tactics throughout the season to accommodate different player combinations, prompted by rotations and injuries. The less adept players often got confused by these frequent tactical adjustments, leading to lapses in concentration and increased opportunities for the opposition. Xavi is a tactical mastermind, but the bench strength is failing him. Any other manager would likely face similar challenges over a long season without adequate backups. Barcelona needs a reset in their mentality, shifting from their super-team standards to a more realistic approach aligned with their current capabilities. President Joan Laporta appears more concerned with his public image ahead of the upcoming elections than addressing the on-field problems. Although he brings in money and works hard, he seems disconnected from the actual issues affecting the team. This situation highlights a miscommunication between the director, manager, and players. Barcelona must place their trust in Xavi, who is fully committed to the project. He should be given complete control over the team and the academy for at least three more years, similar to the support Jürgen Klopp received at Liverpool. With Xavi’s guidance, academy players will develop into proper bench options with suitable profiles through adequate game time. Only with this long-term strategy can the team hope to achieve success over a prolonged season. Xavi’s game awareness and tactics are top-notch, recognized by analysts, professionals, and players, even if they are not immediately apparent to the average fan. Esteemed pundits like Pep Guardiola and Thierry Henry acknowledge his tactical acumen. The failure to execute these tactics is not due to Xavi but because the players have been unable to replicate them. Therefore, Xavi’s reliance on academy youth players for these critical positions is a deliberate strategy to develop them into the right profiles over the years. By providing them with proper game time, Barcelona can build a cohesive and effective team capable of sustained success.

Just as he should be, when being trophyless this season. Nothing but Silence.

@@mr_j9207were broke lmao calm the fuck down

​@@mr_j9207Madrid spend 100m last summer and they won the league...how much do we spend?

@@pq9076 and thats the problem we have no money

@@pq9076 Its not just about the money spend bro. All the players Madrid signed/loaned had an effect in the league/UCL, that on how they are coached and used by the manager, rather than how much they were bought for.Not only that they didnt sign any big name players in past season so spending 100mil is not much to say about. In Barca case, board bringing in players that coach doesnt want when that money could've been used wisely. Giving renewals to off form players. Xavi also wasnt good this season.

No kidding, their ball passing is worse than Barca women's team.

​@@dragonmz9514 this is reason why we need a German coach. These players can't play tiki taka , we need to switch tatics

​@@dragonmz9514Lol, don't compare these bums to that epic team

lol exactly. Apparently it was dominant game because we had more possession. Delusion is crazy with this guy

He is just delusional fan, have 0 knowledge about fotball overall, the guy is cringe as fuck, i used to watch his videos to laugh, but now i cant even bcs its on another level rly

Stop throwing Gavi's name in there like it has anything remotely to do with Barcelona's handling of his game time.

Heyy, at least we're not as bad as Arsenal fans🥲

@@hartjohnsen1372bro leave this clown . What bad hyping your players

Keep watching madrid and stay there.

Thank you.we play very boring.i can't celebrate the goals.they play so slow,i don't like it.

I feel the same way everytime barca pushes froward. They are to slow or indecisive. They pass the ball back alot.

Yes they need to be more dynamic like Man United and lose games more often

U talk too much . What’s your problem? Do you know our h2h since 2021 . Go check for your self

A bottom team like Rayo that gives even Real Madrid a hard time. Bro are you sure you watch football matches at all? Had it been Barca lost against these type of teams you'll be first to criticize Xavi and the players. Be positive for once bro

u wildin (take my like)

Gaallliii fam. Yoy can’t give the man at least one more season? 😂

@@QDArt-gj6lbno get that disgraceful coach out of our club Barcelona he is not Barca level and never will be as a coach.

Why if u don’t mind me asking

​@@somerandommf9331who should be Barcelona coach?

@@pq9076FLICK