Barcelona Transfer News Roundup Barca could be forced to sell six stars in January Joan Laporta sends message to Xavi after Champions League exit and more 27 October 2022
Barcelona Transfer News Roundup Barca could be forced to sell six stars in January Joan Laporta sends message to Xavi after Champions League exit and more - 27 October 2022 Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
“The message to the fans is let's look forward. Xavi also made youngsters play so that they can grow”.Barcelona president Laporta: “We’ve to look forward. We knew that in this process of rebuilding the team there would be ups and downs”. “The message to the fans is let's look forward. Xavi also made youngsters play so that they can grow”.
Barcelona Transfer News Roundup Barca could be forced to sell six stars in January Joan Laporta sends message to Xavi after Champions League exit and more - 27 October 2022
Barca head coach Xavi Hernandez have crashed out of the and there could be serious repercussions. Barca signed a raft of world-class players and also managed to clear much of the deadwood at the club this past summer transfer window. They are now laying the groundwork for future transfer windows. Having crashed out of the Champions League, Barca might now reassess their plans for the January transfer window. Without further ado, let's take a look at the top stories involving Barcelona from 27 October 2022.Xavi delivers verdict on Champions League elimination
FC Barcelona v FC Bayern München: Group C - UEFA Champions League Barca suffered a 3-0 loss at the hands of to crash out of the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday. Speaking to the press after the game, Xavi admitted that his team was simply not at Bayern's level. He also revealed that the elimination has affected them psychologically. He said (via ): “The team was affected by the elimination. But it’s not an excuse, we just didn’t compete. It is a tough blow, but we have to keep believing in this team. There are still titles to play for. “We weren’t at [Bayern’s] level tonight, they were better. Simple as that. The elimation affected us psychologically. Now we have to keep going and think about the league. “We had a lot of expectations. We knew the group was complicated, but a lot of things happened to us and tonight we didn’t compete. We weren’t at their level. We were better in Munich and this time they were better than us. We have to react." BARCELONA ARE BACK IN THE EUROPA LEAGUE BARCELONA ARE BACK IN THE EUROPA LEAGUEBarcelona president backs Xavi after early Champions League exit
Joan Laporta has refused to place the blame on Xavi following Barca's early exit from the Champions League. The Barcelona president insists that it is neither the manager nor the players' fault and that they are focused on building the future with the young unit. Speaking to Barca TV following the loss (via ), Laporta said: "It’s a shame, but you can’t blame the players or the coach for anything. "This is a young project in which from the beginning we knew we were going to have ups and downs. The league remains and we have to show that we continue. ‘La Liga is very important and we have it close. The message is to look forward. This has already happened." Barcelona president Laporta: “We’ve to look forward. We knew that in this process of rebuilding the team there would be ups and downs”.“The message to the fans is let's look forward. Xavi also made youngsters play so that they can grow”.Barcelona president Laporta: “We’ve to look forward. We knew that in this process of rebuilding the team there would be ups and downs”. “The message to the fans is let's look forward. Xavi also made youngsters play so that they can grow”.