Three points behind Real Madrid! Reporter: Flick has made a plan to return to the top of La Liga before the end of the year

Hupu News on November 14 According to the Catalan reporter Javier Miguel of "AS", Barcelona coach Flick has specially formulated a plan to regain the top spot in La Liga before the end of this year.

In recent months, Flick has encountered serious injury problems. Yamal, Rafinha, Juan Garcia and Pedri in the team have all been absent due to injuries. The team can only rely on players such as Fermin, De Jong, Rashford and Lewandowski to maintain game status.

However, Flick believes that after the intermission period between national team matches, the above-mentioned injured players will gradually return. Among them, Yamal received radiofrequency treatment this week to relieve pain; Rafinha and Juan Garcia will return immediately; Pedri's recovery is miraculous and he will be able to return to the game against Chelsea at the latest.

The plan formulated by Flick is not only supported by the return of injured players, but also benefits from Barcelona's relatively favorable schedule in the next few weeks. In the next schedule, Barcelona will play three consecutive games at home against Athletic Bilbao, Alaves and Atletico Madrid; while Real Madrid will play three consecutive away games against Elche, Girona and Athletic Bilbao.

Flick's goal is to recover the 3-point gap in the next six rounds. The reporter also said that Real Madrid's away performance is not ideal, such as the recent 0-0 draw with Rayo Vallecano, and when Mbappe cannot score, the team will expose obvious shortcomings.

In the Champions League, Flick's plan was not so radical. Barcelona is currently ranked 11th in the Champions League standings. The upcoming away game against Chelsea will be a comprehensive test of the team's overall health. The result of this game will determine whether Barcelona can launch a sprint in the final three rounds.

In the current La Liga standings, Barcelona is currently in second place, 3 points behind Real Madrid.