Hansi Flick Dismisses Barcelona Exit Rumours

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has rubbished reports suggesting he plans to leave the club at the end of the season. Responding to speculation, Flick called the claims more rubbish, echoing his previous reactions to false rumours. Club president Joan Laporta also confirmed that Flick is happy at Barcelona, where he remains contracted until 2027.

For the upcoming Champions League clash against Club Brugge, Barcelona manager Hansi Flick firmly dismissed recent reports suggesting he plans to leave the club at the end of the season. The speculation had caused a stir among supporters, but both Flick and club president Joan Laporta clarified that the German coach remains fully committed to Barcelona. Flick reacted sharply to the rumors, calling them “more rubbish,” as reported by journalist Alfredo Martínez.

This is not the first time Flick has had to confront false claims. Earlier, he labeled suggestions that he intended to drop teenage sensation Lamine Yamal for the PSG clash as “rubbish rumors.” Since joining Barcelona, Flick has repeatedly expressed his happiness with life at the club and admiration for its culture and players. Currently under contract until 2027, Flick is known to favor short-term deals in his managerial career, but there is no indication he is seeking an early exit.

Laporta reiterated the coach’s satisfaction with the project and dismissed the exit talk as baseless. The statements from both men come as Barcelona prepare for another crucial European fixture, aiming to continue their strong form under Flick’s leadership.