Frankie de Jong and Hans Flick are the best combination a Barcelona fan could hope for.

If you want to know Frankie de Jong’s value at Barcelona, check out Flick’s statement today after the Real Oviedo match.

He said that the team had more control of the ball with Pedri and de Jong both on the pitch!

Hans Flick is no longer talking about individuals, he’s not talking about Pedri alone, he’s talking about Pedri and De Jong.

He’s telling the public about the synergy between the two players.

He said it in the Newcastle match and he said it today after the Real Oviedo match!

Without exaggeration, De Jong came on in the second half today and turned the game around 180 degrees, with amazing control of the tempo.

He improved the attacks with 10 passes to the final third, created two chances, scored an unusual goal, and won all his duels, all in one half!

Imagine with me that De Jong has been at Barcelona for six years, but his most complete and consistent version is the one with Flick, because he is a coach who knows how to encourage

and knows the importance of each player, allowing each player to unleash their creativity within an organized structure!

Frenkie de Jong’s version with Hans Flick is the best version a Barcelona fan could see, a real treat for the eyes.Barcelona

Frankie de Jong with Hans Flick is a perfect match

I want to say to the Barcelona fans: you are truly lucky to have a great coach like Hans Flick!

Today, Barcelona lost the first half to Real Oviedo with a clean goal and a surprise mistake by Juan Garcia.

And then Rafeina missed a shot at the crossbar!

You’d think Barcelona would collapse psychologically!

Not at all. Barcelona came back in the second half and turned the game around.

They calmly staged a comeback and won 3-1, a scene we’ve seen before and one that hasn’t changed with Hans Flick!

What was impressive was that after the equalizer, Flick took off Rafeina and brought on Lewandowski, leaving Rashford on the right wing.

Martin opened up the left flank and intensified the positioning in depth with Paolmo and Torres

to draw the defense away from Leva, and with his first cross, Leva scored a goal!

The best managerial decision Laporta has ever made in his entire life was

signing Hans Flick, a coach in the true sense of the word.

The best coach in the world, in my opinion.

The story isn’t just that he turned his team from a team with no personality into a team that has a strange passion and excitement for any opponent.

Nor is the story that he is able to achieve this despite his club not investing in him as much as his local and continental rivals.

The story is that he is able to turn the players he has into serious footballers! Rashford! Eric Garcia! Gerard Martin!

The man takes the player on his lap and presents him to the fans as a super star.

He takes a player who has zero confidence and no passion and turns him into a madman.

Fleck is a great coach beyond description.

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