Barcelona has officially extended manager Hansi Flick's contract until June 2027, solidifying his position after an impressive first season that saw the club secure three major trophies. Initially appointed on a two-year deal in May 2024, Flick has led the team to victory in La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup, although they were eliminated by Inter Milan in the semi-finals of the Champions League.

In a statement, the club praised Flick for the positive impact he has had on the team, noting the excitement he has brought back to Barcelona and the belief he instilled in the players. "Hansi Flick has made Barca fans happy in his first season for many reasons," the statement read, highlighting the epic comebacks and the trophies won under his leadership.

Flick, who previously achieved a treble with Bayern Munich in 2020, expressed his determination to continue building on the success at Barcelona. His ability to transform the team and create a competitive atmosphere has been recognized by both fans and club executives, who believe he is creating history at the club.

The 60-year-old German manager replaced Xavi and has quickly adapted to the demands of managing one of the world's most prestigious clubs. Barcelona's management is optimistic that Flick's continued leadership will see the club return to the pinnacle of European football in the coming years.