'Master' Hansi Flick

Flick has won all the finals he has played in as coach.

The German strategist is not only an influential figure at Bayern Munich in the past, but he is currently Barcelona's great hope in their journey to conquer glory.

On April 27, in Seville, Flick will lead Barcelona into the seventh final of his coaching career - facing Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey final. Notably, the former Germany captain has won all six previous finals as a head coach.

Flick's first final with Barcelona took place on January 12, 2025, the Spanish Super Cup in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Barca crushed Real Madrid 5-2 - a result that shocked many fans, especially when the Catalans had to play with one less man from the 56th minute after goalkeeper Szczesny was sent off. Under great pressure, Flick remained calm and made reasonable tactical adjustments, helping his team overcome difficulties in a spectacular way.

Before moving to Camp Nou, Flick had a brilliant period with Bayern Munich. He won the 2020 German Cup when Bayern beat Bayer Leverkusen 4-2 in Berlin. Stars like Alaba, Gnabry and Lewandowski took turns scoring in an equally exciting match.

In the 2020 Champions League final, Flick and Bayern won the European championship after defeating PSG 1-0 in Lisbon (Portugal). The only goal was scored by Kingsley Coman in the 59th minute, helping the German team to the top of the continent for the 6th time.

This weekend, Flick has the chance to win the Copa del Rey with Barcelona.

In the 2020 UEFA Super Cup against Sevilla, Bayern won 2-1 after extra time thanks to a golden goal from Javi Martínez. In the 2020 German Super Cup against Dortmund at the Allianz Arena, Flick once again demonstrated his ability to turn the game around as Bayern won 3-2, with Joshua Kimmich scoring the decisive goal in the 82nd minute.

Finally, at the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup, Bayern defeated Mexico's Tigres 1-0 in the final in Al-Rayyan, Saudi Arabia, with Pavard scoring the only goal.

Not only was Hansi Flick successful as a head coach, he was also assistant coach Joachim Löw when the German team won the 2014 World Cup. At that time, Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time at the Maracanã stadium thanks to a historic goal by Mario Götze.

Hansi Flick is not noisy, not ostentatious. But in the matches that determine the title, he always knows how to make the right decisions, from tactics to spirit. Six finals, six titles - a telling number for a coach who has become a symbol of certainty and efficiency.

The upcoming final against Real Madrid is not only a new challenge, but also an opportunity for Flick to consolidate his "invincible" position at the most important moments of the season.

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