Barcelona manager Xavi has penned an open letter to the club’s fans, expressing his gratitude for their unwavering support throughout the team’s triumphant La Liga campaign.
The past season saw Barcelona reclaim their status as a dominant force in European football, a feat that Xavi attributes to the collective efforts of the team and the relentless backing of the fans.
Xavi’s letter, filled with gratitude and determination, highlighted the fans’ role in the team’s success. He wrote, “Camp Nou always looked great and we felt very comfortable playing in the stadium. We felt your passion and love for the badge. Also, in the hardest moments, when you did not leave us alone. On the contract. You helped us get up and grow as a team. You have been, are and will continue to be a fundamental pillar of Barça. You are Barça.”
The manager’s words reflect the unity and strength that have been instrumental in Barcelona’s journey to the top. Despite the absence of Lionel Messi, the team has shown resilience and ambition, with plans already in place to continue building over the summer. The club is reportedly eyeing Manchester City duo Bernardo Silva and Ilkay Gundogan to further bolster their squad.
Xavi’s commitment to the club’s success is unwavering. He stated, “We are already thinking about the future, about continuing to build this exciting project because this is Barça and we always want more.” His ambition extends to the Champions League, where he has vowed never to see Barcelona play Europa League football again, stating, “I’m sorry, but Barcelona are not made to play the Europa League. It does not motivate the players nor the fanbase. We have to play the Champions League and we have to aspire to win it.”
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