"We'll see..." - Hansi Flick gives ambiguous comment about his Barcelona future if Joan Laporta loses election

The election of Barcelona's new president is one of the most significant events for Catalonia in recent years.

Details: During today’s press conference ahead of the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 against Newcastle, 61-year-old German head coach of Barcelona, Hansi Flick, was asked by a journalist about his plans should Laporta fail to win the upcoming presidential election.

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Flick chose not to give a direct answer, instead responding with a degree of ambiguity, even mystery:

“We'll see. From day one, I’ve enjoyed working with Deco and Bojan.”

We analyze not only the first team, but also players from La Masia. When I arrived, we spoke about Casado, Bernal, and Gerard Martín... We’re on the same wavelength.

But, please, this is one of the most important weeks of our season. We have to stay focused on the matches. We’re all in this together.

We've built a team for the future. We want everything to work and deliver one hundred percent. I have great respect for Newcastle, and we need to focus on tomorrow.” Flick admitted.

Hansi Flick took charge of Barcelona in the summer of 2024. Since then, he has overseen 102 matches at the helm, recording 77 wins, 9 draws, and 16 losses.

Flick's current contract with Barcelona runs until the summer of 2027, but according to media rumors, if Victor Font becomes the new club president, Flick could resign as early as this year.

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