“I’ve watched the two Chelsea players very well so far this season and they really suit Barcelona style, we are ready to pay their price POCHETTINO is a Baby Coach and can’t handle them”- Barcelona Manager Xavi confirms Barca are seriously interested and are ready to offer a ‘huge offer’ for TWO Chelsea brilliant stars

“I’ve watched the two Chelsea players very well so far this season and they really suit Barcelona style, we are ready to pay their price”- Barcelona Manager Xavi reveals Barcelona is seriously interested in TWO Chelsea outstanding stars and is ready to make a ‘big offer’ for them.

Xavi Hernández is not going down quietly. The Barcelona first team coach has never been under more pressure than he is now, following two humiliating defeats to Girona and Royal Antwerp. With Barça in fourth place in La Liga and limping into the Champions League knockout stages, there is serious doubt about whether the legendary midfielder is still the right man for the job.

Reports of problems with management and dressing-room leaders are beginning to emerge, and it appears that Xavi’s future is in severe peril with one more terrible result. That is not a great situation ahead of what is always one of the most difficult games on the La Liga schedule, a trip to Mestalla to face Valencia.

However, the coach spoke defiantly at his pre-match press conference on Friday, telling the media that he still sees himself as the ideal choice to lead his club out of the crisis and into a victorious second half of the season. He also stated that the thought of quitting had never occurred to him in the previous several days.

Resigning? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. There may be a reset at the end of the season, but for the time being, I am optimistic and eager. We can still have a successful season. I believe in the project and the players, and I have excellent working relationships with the president, Deco, and the rest of management. For the past two years, we have worked successfully together. We’re halfway to making Barcelona great again, and I’m astonished that people are giving up on us after the first setback. Fans, players, coaches, and directors must all work together. According to what I’ve seen, the media is not like that. You have to trust in the players and the project while also sounding the alarm whenever something goes wrong. We’re still in it for the long haul. We were in a worse position this time last season and still managed to pull off an amazing feat. We must remain optimistic.”