German coach Hans Flick, the manager of Barcelona, received a high rating from the club's fans, nearly reaching an excellent grade, according to a survey conducted by the Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo." The survey showed that Flick's overall rating reached 8.76 out of 10, less than a year and a half after taking charge.

According to "Mundo Deportivo," 36% of participants gave Flick a score of 9, while 24.6% awarded him the full score of 10, meaning that about 60% of Barcelona fans believe the German coach deserves an excellent rating. The score of 8 came third with 31%, while lower scores were given by a limited segment of participants.

The newspaper explained that this positive evaluation is due to Flick's clear impact on the team's performance, providing attractive football, in addition to leading Barcelona to win the Spanish League, the Copa del Rey, and the Spanish Super Cup in the 2024/2025 season, as well as the team leading the league in the 2025/2026 season by the end of the year.

The survey indicated that 49% of fans considered the domestic treble the best achievement in 2025, ahead of the return to the Spotify Camp Nou stadium at 25%, then relying on a large number of Catalan players in the first team at 12.6%, while victories over Real Madrid accounted for 9%, and the Copa del Rey final against them at 4.3%.

Regarding the evaluation of the first team's performance during 2025, the survey revealed that 72% of fans gave the team a very good rating, 19.6% chose excellent, and 7.3% considered the appropriate rating to be successful, while only 1% thought the season was insufficient.

As for the expectations for 2026, the newspaper reported that 60.3% of participants see the Spanish League title as the most achievable, while 24.3% believe Barcelona can win all titles. The remaining opinions were divided between repeating the domestic treble, achieving a league and cup double, or winning only one title.

The report confirmed that the domestic treble remains the most prominent moment for Barcelona fans in 2025, as nearly half of the participants chose it as the team's best achievement under the leadership of Hans Flick.