D Real Kombo has shared a bold vision for FC Barcelona, outlining how the club can return to the top of European football under Hansi Flick. In his latest YouTube video posted on his official YouTube channel, he reacted to Flick’s ambition of winning the UEFA Champions League and went further by proposing a full squad rebuild to make that dream realistic.
To add context, Barcelona are still rebuilding and lack depth in key areas. Kombo believes the club is stable in management but must now focus on improving the squad. He carefully broke down possible sales and transfers, suggesting a clear roadmap to compete at the highest level again.
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Speaking with confidence, he said:
My dream is to win the Champions League with Barcelona and be the coach when the new stadium is ready. We are already secure with our manager, but the problem is the squad. We can sell players like Ferran Torres, Lewandowski, and Casado to raise around 100 million. Then we replace smartly.
Bring in Bastoni in defence, sign Victor Osimhen as the main striker, add Muriki as backup, and bring Rafael Leao to strengthen the attack. With players like Pedri, Frenkie de Jong, Gavi, and Lamine Yamal already there, this new squad can challenge for the Champions League next season. This is a simple and clear project.
His ideas quickly sparked reactions among fans, with many agreeing that Barcelona need a stronger attack and better defensive structure. Others questioned the financial feasibility, but the overall message was clear: improvement is needed if Barcelona want to compete with Europe’s elite again.
In another development, Barcelona are also focused on maintaining their position at the top of the league, especially with a tough challenge coming against Celta Vigo, a side known for strong away performances.
Separately, young star Lamine Yamal continues to shine globally after being recognised as the best young athlete of the year, further proving that the club’s future still has bright sparks.
Softfootball believes Kombo’s proposal reflects what many fans are thinking: Barcelona have the foundation, but without key reinforcements, their Champions League dream may remain out of reach.
