Barcelona's Head Coach to Leave at the End of the Season
Barcelona's Head Coach, Xavi Hernández, has made the decision to part ways with the club after the conclusion of the current season. This move follows their recent defeat against Villarreal at home on Saturday.
In the La Liga clash at the Camp Nou, Barcelona experienced a 5-3 loss to Villarreal, further complicating their pursuit to defend their league title this season. The team has encountered challenges, marked by their struggle to maintain consistent form.
Xavi Hernández's squad suffered its third defeat in 21 games, placing them 10 points behind the leading and rival team, Real Madrid. Acknowledging the team's recent shortcomings, Xavi stated, "We have reached a point of no return. It's time for change. As a Culé, I think that it's time to leave."
Having taken charge of Barcelona last year, Xavi Hernández led the team to a La Liga title in the previous season. However, the current season has been marred by injuries and a dip in performance, with Barcelona securing only 13 wins so far.
Confirming his decision to step down as coach, Xavi mentioned, "I spoke with the board and the club today. I will leave on the 30th of June." The departure signifies a significant shift for Barcelona as they navigate the challenges of the ongoing season and prepare for changes in coaching leadership.
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