Barcelona manager Hansi Flick was delighted after his side had obtained a dramatic comeback from two goals in the second half against Celta Vigo, with Raphinha's punishment in the interruption time that secured a 4-3 victory. The image of the game was the German manager who was Raphinha looking for the last whistle for a warm hug, but not all his players were as happy with him as the Brazilian.
The primary case is Hector Fort. The teen Full-back was barely used by Flick this season, and while the Barcelona manager greeted his players at the end of the game, Fort saw his attempt at a hug. Flick was then seen in discussion with Fort, who was reportedly frustrated due to his lack of minutes against Celta.
He was not the only frustrated figure in the second half. Ferran Torres was seen that a bottle slammed away when he came out in the second half and had the feeling that, regardless of his performance, he always pays the price of the least speeching of the front three. When Pau Victor continued, Ansu Fati also brought his frustration on a water bottle and one of the seats on the couch, cutting a glume figure. Just like Fort, Fati believes that he has been unfairly starving for minutes.
According to Sport, apart from the words that Flick had with Fort on the field, the coaching staff did not take any action, nor do they see the incidents negative. They are not unhappy that Torres is frustrated because he is being collected, although the coaching staff in the case of Fati made him aware that he would have a few minutes in January. There is also no problem with Fort, and they appreciate his desire to play.
Torres looks like he will have his chance now that Robert Lewandowski has been injured, but the other two will probably not appear before the end of the season. Even when Jules Kounde has played almost the entire season of Barcelona, ​​Flick is only used to fort when Kounde is disciplined for latency. Similarly, Fati's only action since January was when Lamine Yamal deliberately asked to be removed to give the 22-year play time.