Leaving Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez has replied on whether he would return to the Catalan club later on disregarding his harsh terminating.

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Departing  Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez has answered on whether he would get back to the Catalan club in the future in spite of his bitter firing.



Xavi's future at Barcelona for next season has taken so many turns that it would put any normal convention vehicle driver jobless. In the wake of finishing a U-turn on his choice to leave the club this mid year, Xavi was in the end sacked by club president Joan Laporta and the load up because of his remarks about the Catalan club's financial circumstance. In any case, Xavi has kept up with his affection for the club and has uncovered that he couldn't want anything more than to get back to Camp Nou later on



Addressing the media, Xavi said: "OK, I could like a return, same difference either way. Barcelona is an incredible club. I have partaken in this experience — and furthermore endured, obviously. Yet, I love being at this club and working for it.


"I'm fine. It's been extreme last week, however I have my soul exceptionally clear. I'm pleased and cheerful. At the point when we arrived we realized it was a troublesome time for the club and I figure we can be pleased with the work we have done."




Xavi's affection for Barcelona is clear given his set of experiences with the club throughout recent many years. He began his childhood vocation at La Masia in 1991 and grew up through the positions prior to leaving the club in the mid year of 2015. It wasn't well before the club viewed at him as the fate of Barcelona's training thanks to his adventures with Al-Sadd. He joined the Blaugrana in 2021 and changed the club's lessening fortunes.





The Spaniard has no different positions close by right now however it has been accounted for that Chelsea could be hoping to welcome Xavi on board as Mauricio Pochettino's substitution. With respect to Barcelona, they are set to declare the marking of previous Bayern manager Hansi Flick in the approaching week.

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