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Barcelona faces the imminent task of finding a new manager as Xavi has confirmed his departure from the club at the end of the season. Despite President Joan Laporta’s expressed desire for Xavi to extend his stay, the 44-year-old remains resolute in his decision, citing mounting pressure as his reason for stepping down. In an interview with Mundo Deportivo, Laporta revealed his conversation with Xavi, acknowledging the visible strain on the manager’s face and urging him not to feel hurried, though Xavi maintains his intention to leave as planned. Nevertheless, Laporta remains optimistic for a potential change of heart.
In anticipation of Xavi’s exit, Barcelona has already drafted a shortlist of potential successors, including Luis Enrique, Hansi Flick, and Rafa Marquez. Notably absent from consideration are Mikel Arteta, currently managing Arsenal, due to his contractual obligations and lack of experience at the highest level, and Roberto De Zerbi of Brighton, whose limited track record at elite clubs and significant release clause deter Barcelona’s interest. Similarly, Julian Nagelsmann’s commitment to Germany’s Euro 2024 campaign and Thomas Tuchel’s imminent departure from Bayern Munich eliminate them as viable candidates.
Xavi’s impending departure comes amidst scrutiny of his tenure despite winning the league last season, highlighting the intense pressures associated with managing a prestigious club like Barcelona. Meanwhile, Mikel Arteta’s success at Arsenal, leading them to the top of the league this season and contending in the title race last season, underscores his tactical prowess and knack for nurturing young talent, solidifying his status as a competitive force in English football.