Here iBarcelona Clinch La Liga Title in Dramatic El Clásico Victory Amid Rising Internal Tensions
Barcelona sealed the La Liga title with a remarkable 4-3 comeback victory over Real Madrid in the season’s final El Clásico, signaling a triumphant moment under head coach Hansi Flick. The Catalan side overturned a two-goal deficit at Estadio Lluís Companys, thrilling fans and marking a historic fourth straight win over their fierce rivals this season—an unprecedented achievement that many see as the dawn of a new golden era.
Flick has been widely credited for revitalizing the team, restoring belief in key players like Frenkie de Jong and Ferran Torres while cultivating a strong collective spirit. His leadership has united a talented squad around a shared vision of success.
However, behind the scenes, not everything is as harmonious as it appears. According to El Nacional, tensions have reportedly emerged between veteran striker Robert Lewandowski and younger forwards Lamine Yamal and Raphinha. The two are said to prefer playing alongside Ferran Torres, whom they consider more decisive, team-oriented, and better suited to the club’s current high-tempo style.
Sources claim that Yamal and Raphinha directly voiced their preference to Flick, particularly ahead of crucial fixtures like the Champions League clash with Inter Milan and El Clásico. Although Lewandowski returned from injury to participate in those matches, his performances failed to impress, leading some within the team to question his ongoing value in key moments.
His absence from both the post-match celebrations on the pitch and in the dressing room after the Real Madrid win has only intensified perceptions of a growing disconnect between the Polish star and the rest of the squad.
While Lewandowski’s professionalism and legacy remain undisputed, his influence within the team appears to be waning. Once a cornerstone of Barcelona’s attack, he now faces an uncertain role in a team increasingly defined by youth, dynamism, and evolving chemistry.
