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FlickOut is trending: Barcelona fans demand the resignation of the head coach

FlickOut trending: Barcelona fans demand coach's resignation

Despite the start of the new season, Barcelona fans are demanding the resignation of coach Hans-Dieter Flick. Despite yesterday's big 5-0 away win over Elche in the first round of La Liga, the hashtag #FlickOut has become a trend on social media.

The fans' discontent was caused by the situation with the team's defender Alex Balde. According to media reports, the player will leave the Catalan capital in the coming days. Balde was ready to play in the first round of La Liga against Elche, but was unexpectedly left out of the squad. According to Spanish insiders, this decision was made personally by Barcelona coach Flick.

After this decision, fans began to express their dissatisfaction by trending the hashtag #FlickOut on social media.

"I'm looking forward to June 2028 (Flick's contract expires). #FlickOut"

"In our most difficult period, there have been a few moments that have given us hope for the future. Balde's Champions League debut against Bayern was certainly one of them. #FlickOut"

"The serious question: who will be the next La Masia player that Flick throws under the bus like garbage? #FlickOut"

"He (Balde) couldn't stand to leave, could he? So is it all Flick's fault? #FlickOut"

One fan claimed that the young players' performances have regressed under the German coach: "Exactly! Clown coach! Leave my club, clown! #FlickOut"

"Flick has ruined a long-term project with his stupidity. All this is a sign of a collapsing Madrid club and La For domestic titles against other teams in the league. #FlickOut"

"Honestly, Hansi Flick is acting stupidly. The idea of pushing out La Masia graduates is simply unacceptable. This is the value of our club. #FlickOut"

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