Hansi Flick Aims for Champions League Glory with Barcelona Hansi Flick has confirmed his intention to renew his contract with Barcelona, emphasizing his ambition to win the Champions League with the club. The German manager, whose current deal runs until June 2027, stated that the Barcelona role will be his final job in management. Speaking after the team’s Champions League quarter-final exit to Atletico Madrid, Flick described winning Europe’s elite competition as “a huge dream” and reiterated his commitment to the project at Camp Nou. Flick highlighted the importance of stability and continuity in achieving long-term success. He pointed to the young squad’s potential and the require for strategic decisions in the upcoming transfer window to strengthen the team. The manager similarly expressed his desire to lead Barcelona in a fully refurbished Camp Nou, viewing the stadium’s renovation as part of the club’s future vision. Despite the recent Champions League disappointment, Flick remains focused on securing a second consecutive La Liga title. Barcelona currently sit nine points clear of Real Madrid with seven games remaining in the season. The manager acknowledged that although continental success is a priority, domestic consistency remains essential to the club’s broader goals. Flick’s leadership has already brought significant success to Barcelona. In his debut season, he guided the team to a domestic treble and retained the Supercopa de Espana in January 2026. He credited the strong team environment and family-like atmosphere at the club as key factors in his happiness and decision to extend his stay. The manager’s contract situation has been clarified by both his own statements and Barcelona president Joan Laporta, who previously confirmed his desire for Flick to sign a latest deal. Flick maintained that while he intends to renew, now is not the time to discuss contract details, as the team’s immediate objectives take precedence. Looking ahead, Flick emphasized the importance of making the right decisions in the transfer market to build on the team’s foundation. He believes the young core possesses great potential for growth and development, aligning with his vision of sustained competitiveness both domestically and in Europe.
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