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Barça seeks glory: a path to 100 points with Gavi as standard-bearer

FC Barcelona prepares to face Alavés with the ambition of reaching 100 points this season under Hansi Flick's firm guidance.

Jordi Soler
Jordi Soler
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A historic challenge on the horizon

FC Barcelona finds itself at an exciting crossroads as it prepares to face Alavés in its quest to reach 100 points in the league. With their recent crowning as champions, the team led by Hansi Flick has no intention of relaxing, and their ambition is palpable. Nine teams fighting to avoid relegation are watching closely, hoping Barça maintains its fierce competitiveness.

Hansi Flick has made it clear that, despite celebrating the title, the team's motivation remains intact. “We celebrated well, but there is still more to do,” the coach stated. His goal is to achieve a twelfth consecutive victory, which would not only consolidate their dominance in the league but also allow them to equal a historic record set by Tito Vilanova's Barça and shared with José Mourinho's Real Madrid.

As the final days of the championship approach, Flick plans to maintain a solid and competitive lineup. Despite some notable absences due to injuries and suspensions, such as Raphinha and Lamine Yamal, the coach prioritises stability over any sentimentality. “The most important thing is the team,” Flick emphasised as he prepares to field his best players to ensure a triumphant finish.

One of the fundamental pillars of Barcelona is Gavi, whose return from injury has significantly elevated the intensity of training. “Since Gavi returned, we have seen an increase in our level,” Flick highlighted. The young midfielder not only brings exceptional technical skills but also crucial leadership on the field. His ability to communicate effectively with his teammates is vital to keeping the team focused on its goals.

As the doors close on potential significant changes to the squad — such as the uncertain futures of figures like Rashford and Lewandowski — Flick is committed to building on the current foundations of the club. He has expressed his desire to extend his contract until 2028, reflecting his satisfaction with the work environment and his commitment to sporting excellence.

As the match against Alavés approaches, all eyes will be on how Barça responds to this crucial challenge. With a renewed focus and a squad determined to make an impact this season, fans can expect an exciting spectacle as they aim to reach that coveted milestone of 100 points.

Jordi Soler

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