Under Hansi Flick, FC Barcelona had an incredible 2024–2025 campaign. The German coach revitalized the team, got them playing a thrilling style of football, and guided them to the Copa del Rey and La Liga championships, as well as the Champions League semifinals.
Getting the most out of the team’s players was one of Hansi Flick’s greatest achievements from the previous campaign. Among others, he changed Raphinha, Frenkie de Jong, Ferran Torres, and Eric Garcia and made them essential to his schemes.
Ferran was a particularly fascinating development. The Spaniard was frequently substituted for Robert Lewandowski and wasn’t definitely a starter, although he nearly always performed well. The Spaniard also made an impression as a starter toward the conclusion of the season when the Pole was hurt.
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Barcelona keen on retaining Ferran
It makes sense that Ferran would be highly sought after following his recent season. According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona has delayed contract renewal negotiations until the start of the season, even though they still view the Spaniard as essential to their ambitions and want to keep him.
Ferran’s contract with Barcelona is set to expire in 2027, and both parties intend to stay together. However, talks for a new contract have been put on hold because of the club’s financial predicament.
Ferran can make progress.
Given the outcome of the previous season, it won’t be shocking if Hansi Flick starts to trust Ferran Torres more in the 2025–2026 season. As he ages, Robert Lewandowski may not have the stamina to start every three days during the season.
Ferran has an opportunity to advance and solidify his position as a key component of Flick’s plans in the forthcoming season. He will be eager to step up and take over that role in the upcoming months because he is aware that Barcelona may search for a new striker in the summer if Lewandowski leaves.
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