Casado and Pedri leave him out of Barcelona and the player creates ch,aos in the dressing room

Barcelona’s midfield is undergoing a significant transformation, with emerging key players creating challenges within the team. Marc Casado and Pedri have become crucial figures in Hansi Flick’s strategy, limiting rotation opportunities and causing some internal tensions.

Barcelona’s midfield now functions as a well-oiled machine, with Casado taking on the pivot role and Pedri driving creativity in a more advanced position. This shift, however, has put Pablo Gavi in a difficult spot, as he was once considered indispensable. According to Spanish newspaper “El Nacional,” Gavi, who recently recovered from a serious injury, has found it hard to regain his starting spot.

Despite his eagerness to return to the lineup, Flick has opted to stick with the midfield that has been working well. Casado, with his tactical intelligence and ability to balance the team, has earned Flick’s trust, while Pedri is in the best form of his career, becoming a key player in Barcelona’s success. Dani Olmo, with his exceptional technical skills and vision, strengthens the attacking midfield role, making this trio a cornerstone of Flick’s strategy.

As a result, Gavi faces a challenging situation. While he feels ready to return to the starting XI, Flick has yet to show the confidence needed to replace either Casado or Pedri. Although Gavi has had some playing time, it’s been less than he hoped, impacting his competitive drive and causing unrest in the dressing room. If not addressed carefully, this could lead to further tension within the squad.

Flick has defended his decisions by emphasizing the need for squad balance and consistency in performance. However, the prominence of Casado and Pedri suggests that the coach favors maintaining the current midfield setup. Joan Laporta and Deco are closely monitoring the situation, recognizing Gavi’s long-term value and ensuring he remains an integral part of the club’s future plans.