
Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick was full of praise for his rotated side after they secured a hard-fought 1-0 win over Mallorca, extending their lead over Real Madrid at the top of La Liga.
Flick made five changes to the team that defeated Celta Vigo at the weekend, showcasing the growing depth and flexibility of the squad. Despite the alterations to the starting XI, the Blaugrana maintained their high standards, with every player stepping up to deliver an important victory.
“Despite having a change in XI, everyone participated in the style of play we wanted,” Flick said post-match, clearly impressed by how seamlessly the team adapted. “It’s great to see everyone showing how good they are and how well they fit in with their teammates. This is a very positive situation for us.”
Barcelona controlled much of the game with their trademark possession-based style, and while the scoreline was narrow, the performance underlined the team’s growing confidence and cohesion under Flick’s management.
The German tactician also highlighted the importance of team spirit and inclusivity within the group. “We have a really positive feeling in the group right now, everyone feels included. That’s what we need,” he explained, pointing to the healthy atmosphere in the dressing room as a key factor in the club’s current form.
Tactically astute and prepared for unpredictability, Flick acknowledged that football often throws up surprises, even for the best-prepared managers. “Before the match, you always have an idea of who will start and who will come on, but matches are always different from what you expect,” he added.
The result against Mallorca may not have been flashy, but it was another sign of Barcelona’s resilience and adaptability under their new head coach. As the title race continues, Flick’s ability to keep the entire squad engaged and ready could prove to be the difference-maker in the coming weeks.
With momentum building and confidence growing, this Barcelona side is beginning to look like serious contenders for a treble.
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