Things move very quickly in football… Ten years ago, FC Barcelona was considered the great model to follow in football. Thanks to its training policy, the opportunities given to young players, generally successful transfer windows and above all, a game that is particularly pleasant to watch. And a few years ago, the Parisian model was unanimously criticized in the football world…
But the situation has clearly changed, mainly since the arrival of Luis Enrique. With the signing of the Spanish coach, the capital club changed its approach, putting the coach at the heart of the project and building a team for him, rather than stacking the stars. For many observers across Europe, the Spanish coach as well as the Parisian management are the main architects of this back-to-back European, more than any player on the pitch. And PSG is presented as a real example to follow.
Barça wants to build an elite squad
In an article published by the newspaper Sportwe also learn that FC Barcelona wishes to take inspiration from Paris Saint-Germain. First, by building around Flick and acceding to the German coach’s demands. But above all, in building the squad, by building a complete group, with positions doubled everywhere. The objective is clearly to win the Champions League next season and to be able to defeat the current double European champion.
“The club is aware that to compete with PSG, a revolution is necessary”indicates the media. Hence this transfer window which started with a bang, with the arrival of Anthony Gordon for 80 million euros including bonus. Julian Alvarez (Atlético) could follow, while other avenues such as those leading to Bernardo Silva (Manchester City, soon free) and his teammate Josko Gvardiol are also under study. The goal is also to retain João Cancelo, while Rashford could also keep his place despite the arrivals in the offensive sector. Europe has been warned…
