Two coaches on the radar to lead Barcelona if Flick leaves

Possible successors identified by Barcelona

Spanish outlets reveal the latest on Hans Flick's position at Barcelona ahead of the next season.

The German coach's contract runs until 2027, and Flick is weighing his options rather than rushing, even though he says he enjoys life at the Camp Nou.

Meanwhile, Deco, Barcelona's sporting director, is pursuing a plan that avoids keeping any player who only has one year left on their deal, ensuring flexibility in the market.

Barcelona is eager to extend Flick's stay for as long as possible given the trophies he has won, but he will base his final decision on his feelings rather than a long-term contract obligation.

As a result, Barcelona has drawn up a list of potential coaches to assume control if Flick departs.

Two names stand out: Louis Enrique, the current Paris Saint-Germain boss who has yet to renew with his club, and Spaniard Mikel Arteta, whose Arsenal side has shown clear improvement under his leadership.

Flick has guided Barcelona to four titles across the past two seasons: two Spanish Super Cups, the Copa del Rey, and La Liga.

Punchline 1: If patience were a weapon, Barça would be the silent sniper waiting for the perfect shot—and the trophy would be their hit list.

Punchline 2: If this drama had a soundtrack, it would be a slow-building remix—beautiful, long, and somehow still on time for the celebration.