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Barcelona coach expected to make five changes against Levante

Barcelona are looking for their sixth win in six matches in all competitions this season as they take on Levante later this afternoon.The Catalans are in electric form heading into this game, having n...

Barcelona coach expected to make five changes against Levante

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick is anticipated to make five changes to the squad for their upcoming match against Levante. The team has been in excellent form, securing six wins in six matches across all competitions this season, netting a total of 22 goals in their first five matches. However, following a demanding Champions League game against Feyenoord, the coach is expected to make some significant adjustments.

According to Diario AS, the most notable change will involve Eric Garcia, who will return to the right-back position after serving a suspension and replacing Jules Kounde. Xavi Espart will also join the lineup, replacing Joao Cancelo in the left-back role. Additionally, Andreas Christensen might be substituted by Gerard Martin, given the latter's better injury record.

In midfield, Fermin Lopez is expected to start ahead of Dani Olmo, while in attack, Raphinha and Lamine Yamal are anticipated to continue their partnership, with Anthony Gordon substituting Karim Adeyemi.

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