FC Barcelona have presented a new contract offer to head coach Hansi Flick, aiming to extend his deal until 2028, with an option for an additional season. The move reflects the club’s confidence in the current sporting project.
According to Mundo Deportivo, there is already a verbal agreement in principle between both parties. However, Flick has chosen to delay making a final decision on the renewal.
The German coach is reportedly cautious about committing to a long-term contract, as this stage could represent the final chapter of his managerial career. He also believes the timing is not ideal, given his full focus on leading Barcelona in the La Liga title race.
Barcelona were recently eliminated from the UEFA Champions League after a 3–2 aggregate defeat to Atlético Madrid earlier this week.
Since taking charge, Flick has made a significant impact at Barcelona, guiding the team to a domestic treble last season. He currently has the squad in a strong position to retain the league title, despite their European disappointment.
Further talks between the club and Flick are expected in the coming weeks as both sides aim to reach a final agreement.
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