Flik works in the most difficult conditions.

Today, the Spanish press turned the tables on Laporta because of Camp Nou!

Camp Nou was supposed to be ready in November with a capacity of 50,000 spectators, but that didn’t happen, and Barcelona played its matches at the Olympic Stadium!

The problem is that it was announced that Camp Nou would open on August 10, but that didn’t happen either, and Barcelona was forced to play its first three La Liga games away from home and will have to play Valencia next Sunday at the Johan Cruyff Stadium, which only has a capacity of 6,000 spectators!

I’m not upset about this story, except for Hans Flick, a coach who won three domestic titles in his first season,

but in his second season can’t find a stadium to give him home advantage and a crowd, and is forced to play three consecutive games away from home.

They also didn’t make any strong signings, spending €25 million on three players, one of whom was loaned out to several teams for €100 million.

100 million, and their most important defender left the team and was not replaced!

Hans Flick is working in the most difficult circumstances possible, literally.Barcelona

Flik works in the most difficult conditions

I think Barcelona can compete locally,

but in the Champions League, teams have prepared, spent money, and supported themselves, especially Premier League teams.

If it weren’t for Flick, Barcelona wouldn’t be competing now.

The man is taking risks and still taking risks because there is no solution other than taking risks.

The situation in Barcelona is currently difficult, and no coach would accept the job under these circumstances.

Flik works in the most difficult conditions.