Lobo Carrasco drops a bomb about Hansi Flick, no one expected it: 'Right now...'

Hansi Flick is going through an especially delicate moment because the team isn't showing the competitive solidity of last year. Barça has lost that continuity in play that allowed them to keep matches under control even when the pace dropped or individual inspiration faded. Doubts are growing because the project seemed settled, but the reality on the field has told a different story since August.

Despite that hesitant start, in recent weeks the team had shown signs of improvement that invite optimism. Ball circulation is more fluid and some key players seem to have regained confidence and precision. The problem is that this positive trend was abruptly broken with the humiliation suffered against Chelsea.

Lobo Carrasco says what many think

The defeat at Stamford Bridge wasn't just a simple competitive setback, but a deep emotional blow for a locker room that believed they had found the way. Chelsea exposed all of Barça's structural cracks, from poorly coordinated pressing to fragility in transitions. The culé fan not only saw their team lose, but also perceived a tactical regression that set off all the alarms.

The match left Hansi Flick at the center of the storm, because his game plan couldn't hold up against a physically superior and tactically more organized opponent. The London intensity overwhelmed the culé approach and the image shown in critical moments was unworthy of a club of this magnitude. For a coach who arrived to modernize the model, this kind of defeat erodes his internal authority.

After this hard blow, many former players and analysts have started to speak openly about the situation. Among all the voices, Lobo Carrasco's stands out, as he has dropped a real bomb that's spread like wildfire in the media. His opinion, because of the respect he commands within Barcelona circles, carries much more weight than a simple talk show.

Lobo Carrasco's statement about Hansi Flick

Lobo Carrasco has stated that "Hansi Flick is more likely to leave than to stay at the end of the season", a phrase that has ignited the debate about the German's future. He claims that the board doesn't see the team's evolution clearly and that the defeat against Chelsea has changed internal dynamics that seemed stable. According to him, the coach's margin for maneuver has been drastically reduced.

Moreover, Lobo Carrasco has also hinted that significant changes could take place in January. This possibility has created a climate of uncertainty that recalls other turbulent times for the club. The final message is clear: Barça can't afford any more slip-ups.