Barcelona boss Hansi Flick has poured cold water on rumours about his future, making it clear he’s exactly where he wants to be. Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s UEFA Champions League trip to Club Brugge, the German coach said in a post shared by Fabrizio Romano on his official X account:
I really love this club, I love the players, I love everything surrounding it. I am very happy in Barcelona.
His message came as SoftFootball reported that the Catalans are determined to keep their European momentum alive in Belgium, emphasising that he remains fully committed to Barcelona’s long-term project.
Flick’s calm but passionate declaration followed days of speculation that he could leave at the end of the season. According to SoftFootball, the 60-year-old feels completely settled in the city and deeply connected to his players, especially the younger ones. He’s also proud of how Pedro “Dro” Fernández has impressed since making his La Liga and Champions League debut.
Since taking charge in 2024, Flick has guided Barcelona through an emotional and footballing transformation. His first full season ended with a domestic treble — La Liga, Copa del Rey, and Supercopa — a turnaround that earned him a contract extension until 2027.
Beyond tactics and trophies, Flick often speaks about how Barcelona has changed him. Once known for his cool composure at Bayern Munich, he now celebrates every goal with visible emotion. His belief in the club’s identity remains strong, built around La Masia’s youth and a possession-based style. As SoftFootball noted after Barcelona’s 3-1 win over Elche, Flick’s mix of passion, patience, and trust in young talent is shaping a bright new era at Camp Nou.
