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Hansi Flick, the man responsible for the Catalans' success so far this season, has reached an agreement in principle with the club on a new deal.
This rumor comes from Sky Sports journalist Patrick Berger, who claims that the Blaugrana intend to announce the manager's renewal next month.
Flick joined Barcelona last summer and signed a two-year contract till 2026. However, given how well the squad has performed this season under his leadership, the Catalan giants have been seeking to extend his contract for some time.
And it looks that the two parties have struck an agreement in principle, with only a few details remaining to be negotiated.
Flick is poised to sign a one-year extension till 2027, with the 60-year-old preferring to sign a long-term contract in one go.
Flick is poised to sign a one-year extension till 2027, with the 60-year-old preferring to sign a long-term contract in one go.
The official announcement is coming next month from the club.
Since taking over the reins, Flick has led Barcelona to the Spanish Super Cup and Copa del Rey victories.
They are also at the top of the La Liga table, four points ahead of Real Madrid, and have advanced to the UEFA Champions League semifinals.
Flick and his team have received praise from all sides for how they have worked their magic at Barcelona this season. And the former Bayern Munich and Germany coach deserves a renewal.
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