Barcelona demand that Xavi Hernandez removes his brother from coaching staff

On Wednesday, talks begun between Xavi Hernandez and the Barcelona board, with clarity wanted on the first team managerial situation for next season. Recent reports have suggested that the 44-year-old is open to reversing his decision to step down in the summer, although the matter now looks complicated.

A secondary meeting took place between Xavi, Deco, Rafa Yuste and Joan Laporta on Wednesday evening, and according to RAC1, one of the demands made by the Barcelona board is for Xavi to remove two members from his coaching staff. They are Oscar Hernandez (his brother), who acts as assistant manager, and the fitness coach.

Barcelona seemingly want Xavi to employ a new number two for next season, and according to Gerard Romero, they have offered Domenec Torrent – who was on Pep Guardiola’s coaching staff – as an alternative to his brother.

It’s not known whether this is a demand that Xavi would be happy to fulfil. Regardless, it would be one that stings, given that they have been together since the move was made to Barcelona in November 2021.

Tags Barcelona Deco Joan Laporta Oscar Hernandez Xavi Hernandez

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  1. Two cIasico victories out of ten
    Six hundred sixty millions wasted in assets
    Two eliminations in Europa Leagur
    Almost two billion debt
    Last champions league win ten years ago
    Coach carouselle, four last coaches resulted in only thee trophies
    Two trophies in last thre seasons
    Another zero trophy season

    Lmaooooo

      1. Hello illiterate idiot.

        I just love to feast in your tears. It must feel so helpless and frustrating right now.
        Couldn’t have hoped for a better season, your sorrow tastes like strawberry ice cream, it was most delicious last week when you cried after two heartbreaking losses and now you get to keep Xavi.

        Just amazing.

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