BarcelonaIntense days are coming for Barça women. Decision making, conversations, budget balances and large doses of empathy. With the team running out of season with paperwork to play for the massive postponement of league games due to covid, work in the offices will focus attention in the coming weeks. The board of Joan Laporta and the leaders of the team that has given more joy to the members this year must put out unexpected fires and surgically manage the successes achieved under the baton of Lluís Cortés, a coach who does not generate consensus in the locker room. A success that, on the other hand, will raise the demand for next year and are already arousing the interest of other clubs that are strongly committed to women’s football (such as Real Madrid, Olympique de Lyon or Manchester City) for players listed on the rise.
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