The best thing that has happened to Barça

Hansi Flick's Barça are making steady progress toward their dream of a treble: a dream justified by the football they display. The Metropolitan's lesson in maturity explains the Barça team's evolution to a level that seemed utopian a few months ago. The matches leave us with an aftertaste we haven't had since Leo Messi laughed happily on the pitch. Barça had remained frozen in the famous "It's not enough for us"The end that he is going to arrive: a coach from an other galaxy, with a natural discourse inside and outside the locker room, intel·ligent and with the idees very clear. The team is a coet propelled to the infinite: he does not remember the one who is lost, finally when things become complicated, the Germans know how to transfer the serenity of who You have a secret instruction manual. Everyone wants to be part of the phenomenon, demonstrate their talent and embrace their peers. Flick is the best that has happened to Barça. tots els déus perquè es no constipin mai–. If we get more or less titles, just for the one we live in, Barça has guaranteed Flick's bet. This decision is, in the long run, the best of President Joan Laporta's second term. Enmig of an erratic management full of gaps, knowing how to get what matters most in a football club causes all the mistakes made to blur, buried by the seductive magic of the ball. There is no calm day in the offices, but it is very easy for the culé to dissociate and say: "Don't get angry with the fuss that I don't understand and let me enjoy it in peace." Flick's sparkling figure eclipses everything: the club begins and ends in his blue gaze, clean, intense and determined.

It doesn't matter that the return to Camp Nou is an intangible promise; it doesn't matter that the problems of the fair play financial difficulties drag on; it doesn't matter that the club's finances are like a bad game of Monopoly. Imagine how sad life would be today without Flick: The club's greatest triumph would be to celebrate the blessing of the CSD as a success. for not putting the registrations of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor at (any further) risk. All this after discovering that the 100 million euros in revenue announced in the winter due to the dubious operation of the seats have disappeared from the accounts. VIP"Where's the ball?" Trying to slip goals past Javier Tebas is fun, but doing it past the club members is reprehensible. Flick is also the best thing that's ever happened to Laporta.