Barça's season has undoubtedly been one for the books. Winning La Liga against Espanyol and adding the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa de España have placed the club in a privileged position.
But beyond the titles, the silent and constant work of the management has been key to this recovery. Joan Laporta doesn't hide his satisfaction and assures that this success is the result of a serious project with a vision for the future.
The fans are dreaming again. After difficult years, Barça has regained the confidence and energy that characterize it. Hansi Flick has been essential in achieving this chemistry, creating a young, solid team hungry to win.
Hansi Flick, the winning bet
Joan Laporta was blunt in his interview with Rac1: Flick will stay. They reached an agreement months ago, and it will soon be official. The German coach feels comfortable and valued, which is essential for the president.
"He is very happy, imposes his rules, and manages players with a lot of personality and youth," he explained.
The bet on Flick is not coincidental; his style and character have provided stability and results. Laporta knows that to build something great, it is necessary to keep the foundation, continue growing, and respect the outlined path. Flick represents the continuity the club needs.
No early elections and eager to continue
Although Barça is experiencing a sweet moment, Joan Laporta made it clear that he will not bring forward the elections. "I don't want to be opportunistic," he said firmly.
The elections will be held in 2026, as planned. However, the president announced that he will run again. He believes there is still much to do and that the club deserves continuity.
This decision speaks of maturity and commitment. Laporta wants to show that he is not seeking personal gain but is thinking about Barça's well-being. The idea is to continue building and consolidating what they have achieved with so much effort.
Looking to the future with optimism
Finally, Laporta spoke about the plans for the next season. The sports department, along with Deco, is carefully analyzing the squad.
It's not about major revolutions, but about improving what already works. "We have an excellent team and a young base that has already proven its worth," said the president.
The goal is clear: for these titles to be just the beginning of a new era of success. The bet on youth and experience, along with technical stability, seems to be the perfect formula to keep winning.