Hansi Flick has played down the growing conversation around his future at Barcelona, choosing instead to keep the focus on the project he is building at the club. Since taking charge, the German coach has brought stability, clarity and renewed belief to the squad, with results on the pitch reflecting that progress.
Speaking on a possible new deal, Flick struck a relaxed and thoughtful tone, making it clear he is enjoying his time at the club but not rushing into any decisions.
According to Fabrizio Romano via his official X handle, Flick said:
A year and a half for a coach is a long time. I am very happy to work in this club, with Deco and all the staff. For me, there is no problem in continuing but the matter is also linked to the president’s presence.
Away from contract discussions, Barcelona’s attention quickly turns back to the pitch. Flick and his players will be hoping to strengthen their grip at the top of the La Liga table when they travel to face Villarreal tomorrow. The away fixture is seen as another key test of Barça’s consistency, especially as the season begins to reach a more demanding phase.
Softfootball understands that Flick has also addressed the goalkeeper situation at the club, confirming that Joan Garcia remains Barcelona’s number one despite Marc-André ter Stegen’s recent return from injury. The decision reflects Flick’s trust in form over reputation and highlights his firm but fair approach to squad selection.
With Barcelona flying high in the league and showing signs of cohesion and confidence, Flick’s calm handling of both on-field and off-field matters continues to earn praise. For now, the focus remains on winning games and maintaining momentum, with any decisions about the future likely to come naturally if results keep going in the right direction.
