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Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez said a weight had been lifted after a last-gasp 2-1 La Liga win at Real Betis on Saturday night secured Champions League qualification.
Jordi Alba earned Barcelona a 2-1 La Liga win at Real Betis on Saturday, securing Xavi Hernandez's side Champions League qualification and edging them closer to a spot at the lucrative Spanish Super Cup finals. Alba received a precise pass from Dani Alves in the final seconds of the game and lashed the ball past goalkeeper Rui Silva with a superbly-taken, first-time volley. With the league title already sealed by Real Madrid, Barcelona are now second on 69 points in the standings, five points clear of Sevilla in third and eight ahead of Atletico Madrid in fourth, both with one game in hand. "We have taken a weight off our shoulders. It could have been a more complicated and difficult season," Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez told reporters. "It is clear that we have to play better. We have to analyse it, but we have made a titanic effort from November until now. We will be in the Champions League, the competition we deserve. Now we want to be second (in the league)."
Barcelona see Chelsea’s Marcos Alonso as their ‘number one target’ to strengthen the left side of their defence, according to reports.
Dani Alves celebrated his 39th birthday on Friday, but is now facing an anxious wait on Barcelona officials as he dreams of creating more history at the club.
Barcelona boss Xavi Hernandez could be in for a busy summer ahead as he tries to strengthen his squad ahead of the 2022/23 season.
Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez said he was delighted to see Ansu Fati make his return from long-term injury after the Spanish teenager came off the bench during Sunday's 2-1 La Liga victory over Mallorca.
(Reuters) - Barcelona forward Ansu Fati will return to the squad for Sunday's LaLiga game at home with Mallorca, after being out for more than three months due to a hamstring injury, head coach Xavi Hernandez said.
Barcelona forward Ansu Fati will return to the squad for Sunday's LaLiga game at home with Mallorca, after being out for more than three months due to a hamstring injury, head coach Xavi Hernandez said.