Hansi Flick celebrated his birthday last Monday, February 24, organizing a lunch with all his staff and members of the sports management at a well-known restaurant in Barcelona. Deco was was also present. The Barça's sporting director is his great supporter in the position, having made the decision months ago to hire him as the new blaugrana manager.
Deco went to the restaurant taking photos with fans, and joined by a large box. Mundo Deportivo has discovered that it was a gift for Hansi Flick: a backpack from the brand "Piquadro". The chosen one, specifically, is from the new "Double Your Performance" collection, which ranges between 250 and 550 euros, depending on the model.
Hansi Flick and Deco, a fantastic relationship
This is just another example of the fantastic relationship that Hansi Flick and Deco have at Barça. The Portuguese was responsible for hiring him in the position, being his great supporter and conveying to Laporta that he was the best option. He was always clear that a change was needed on the culer bench and that he was the best candidate for the position.
Both Hansi Flick and Deco are on the same page. They are planning the next market together, and the plan is clear: negotiate a renewal for the next season.
The idea at Barça is to finalize a new contract for the German to remain at the club for the coming years. There is a strong desire to see a project succeed that is on the right track, has a lot of present and future talent, and plays this sport like angels.
However, nothing imminent is expected, with Hansi Flick having a contract until 2026. Everything will depend, as almost always, on the results and how the campaign ends, but at Barça, they are very happy with Hansi Flick... no matter what happens.
Deco prepares another gift for Hansi Flick
This backpack won't be the only gift Deco will give Hansi Flick in the coming months. There is already a first signing practically closed at Barça, and it is a personal request from the German: his compatriot Jonathan Tah.
Flick had requested him as soon as he arrived, but Leverkusen didn't want to sell him. Now he will arrive completely free, without paying a transfer fee, and with a salary in line with the wage bill. It's a matter of time...