Xavi sacked as Barcelona coach, will leave at end of season - ESPN
Xavi Hernández will leave his role as Barcelona coach after Sunday's final game of the season, the club said in a statement on Friday.
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Xavi to continue as Barcelona manager, LaLiga club confirms
:Barcelona boss Xavi Hernandez on Wednesday reversed his decision to step down at the end of the season and agreed to stay in charge of the LaLiga giants for the 2024-25 campaign, a club spokesperson confirmed to Reuters.
Xavi Bakal Berubah Pikiran Bertahan di Barcelona Asalkan...
Xavi Hernandez dilaporkan siap mengubah keputusannya mundur di akhir musim ini menjadi bertahan di Barcelona dengan sebuah syarat. Apa syaratnya?
Barcelona Mau Xavi Tak Pergi?
Xavi Hernandez sudah memutuskan pergi dari Barcelona pada akhir musim ini. Namun, ada kabar bahwa pihak klub sebetulnya tak mau hal itu terjadi.
Xavi: Why is he leaving Barcelona and what's next for him and the club?
Two days after Jurgen Klopp announced he would leave Liverpool at the end of the season, another vacancy will soon open up at a European superclub as Xavi confirmed on Saturday night he would step down at Barcelona.
How recent Madrid-Barca rift ignites rivalry before Clásico - ESPN
Florentino Perez will not be going to the Clásico in Barcelona on Saturday. This time there will be no visiting president in the directors' box alongside all the usual suspects, from former players and footballing figures to bankers, businessmen and politicians. Joan Laporta, the Barcelona president, will have to find someone else to sit next to him. Unless he's got an inflatable Perez he can use? There will be no formal prematch meal, not this time — and you know it's serious when someone cancels lunch.
Xavi Critical Of Barcelona Spokesman's Post Attacking Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr
Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez said he did not like a social media post from a club spokesman dismissing racist abuse of Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior and calling him a "clown" ahead of the Clasico on Saturday. The Brazilian forward was racially abused during his team's 1-1 draw on Saturday at Sevilla, with the Andalusian club ejecting a fan from the stadium. "It's not racism, (Vinicius) deserves a slap for being a clown," wrote Barcelona directors' board spokesman Mikel Camps on X, formerly Twitter, during Madrid's win over Braga on Tuesday.