Barcelona’s head coach, Xavi, announced his decision to step down at the end of the season after the team’s 5-3 defeat to Villarreal leaving them 10 points behind LaLiga leaders Real Madrid. Xavi cited the unpleasant feeling of being the Barcelona coach, lack of respect and the toll on mental health as reasons for his departure.
He expressed hope that his decision would alleviate stress within the team. Xavi’s tenure, lasting less than three years included winning the Supercopa de Espana and LaLiga titles last season. Despite recent struggles, Barcelona is set to resume their Champions League campaign against Napoli in February. The decision comes amid financial and institutional challenges at the club.
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