The player has been definitively judged following his disappointing performance in the Leganés match and will not play again under Hansi Flick

Barcelona’s first football team was defeated 1-0 by Leganés last night in La Liga, marking the beginning of potential player departures in the upcoming winter transfer window. The loss, which took place at their “Montjuïc” stadium in the 17th round of the Spanish league, was a wake-up call for the club, highlighting the poor performances of several players.

Eric Garcia was among those most criticized after the match, especially by German coach Hansi Flick, who had given Garcia a chance to redeem himself in what was expected to be an easy game for Barcelona. According to reports from the Spanish newspaper “El Nacional,” Garcia’s performance in this match could mark his last appearance for the club, as it was widely seen as disappointing.

Barcelona’s management is reportedly close to making a decision regarding a potential transfer of Garcia to Girona in the upcoming transfer window. This move reflects the club’s effort to regroup after the unexpected defeat to Leganés. Garcia’s situation has drastically changed from being a promising player to one who is now largely excluded from the team’s future plans. With Flick’s patience wearing thin and competition for his position increasing, it appears Garcia’s time at Barcelona under the German coach is coming to an end.