Last weekend, Barcelona finally registered four out of their five new signings ahead of the La Liga opener. The Catalonia club registered Robert Lewandowski, Franck Kessie, Raphinha, and Andreas Christensen but not Jules Koundé who joined them from Sevilla....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Without a doubt, Xavi Hernandez is rebuilding the Barcelona team with five new players signed during this season’s summer transfer window. The team’s attacking options are versatile and can hunt down any defense across Europe’s top five leagues.
Xavi Hernandez’s squad will compete in the UEFA Champions League competition this season alongside other top European clubs. They started their 2022/2023 Spanish Laliga campaign with a frustrating draw against Rayo Vallecano at the Camp Nou Stadium.
Despite having their newly signed strikers Robert Lewandowski, and Raphinha in the game, the Spanish Laliga giant failed to register a single goal against the visiting team.
It will be uncalled-for if Xavi Hernandez ends up without winning either the UEFA Champions League or Spanish Laliga title this season after spending so much money in the summer transfer window.
The former Barcelona player will be held accountable if he fails to bring home the UEFA Champions League or Spanish Laliga title this season.
It was reported that the Catalonia club had no funds but was still able to make a statement in the ongoing summer transfer window, convincing two players (Joules Koundé and Raphinha) to ditch Chelsea and join them.
With the caliber of players currently in Barcelona’s squad, Xavi Hernandez Won’t have any excuse to give if he fails to secure two of the most prestigious club competitions (UEFA Champions League and Spanish Laliga) the Catalonia club will participate in this season.
