Hansi Flick makes big dressing room call before Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona

Hansi Flick makes big dressing room call before Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona
Hansi Flick makes big dressing room call before Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona
Hansi Flick makes big dressing room call before Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona

Barcelona are preparing for a crucial night in the UEFA Champions League, and Hansi Flick is leaving nothing to chance as his side looks to overturn a 0-2 first-leg deficit against Atletico Madrid.

According to a report from Mundo Deportivo, Flick has taken a strong stance to boost unity within the squad. 

As such, he plans to ensure that every player feels involved ahead of one of the biggest games of the season.

What’s the story?

The German manager has proposed that the entire squad travel to Madrid for the second leg. 

This includes not only the available players but also those who are currently injured, carrying minor knocks, and even suspended individuals like Pau Cubarsi. 

While the club has not officially confirmed this decision, the idea shows Flick’s focus on togetherness during a defining moment in the campaign.

Barcelona have already finalised their travel schedule as they gear up for the decisive clash. 

Barcelona will leave for Madrid this morning. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

The squad is set to depart for Madrid in the morning, with the aim of arriving well ahead of their preparations at the match venue.

Barcelona will train in Madrid

Once in the Spanish capital, the team will train at the Metropolitano Stadium

Now, there is added confidence within the camp, given that Barcelona have already secured three victories at this venue under Flick’s management, a record that could provide a psychological edge heading into the tie.

The intention behind taking the full squad is to build a collective mindset, ensuring that every player, whether involved on the pitch or not, feels part of the mission. 

However, it is also understood that not every player may make the trip, with final decisions expected closer to departure. 

Still, the overall message from the coaching staff is that Barcelona are approaching this game as a united group.