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Xavi takes aim at Barcelona fans after chants against president Joan Laporta over possible sack despite still being in the dark over his future

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The Blaugrana fans voiced their anger towards the president as <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/pedri-runs-rings-around-rayo-vallecano-barcelona-secure-second-spot-la-liga/bltd4e0ccfb5391710d" target="_blank">they ran out 3-0 winners against Rayo Vallecano in their penultimate La Liga game</a> of the 2023-24 campaign on Sunday. A section of the home crowd whistled at the "Barca yes, Laporta no" chants, but head coach Xavi heard enough to speak out against them, too.

WHAT HAPPENED?

"To be totally honest, I didn't like it," Xavi said. "It's not nice for me. What I want is union and that the family [club] is good, but it's the fans who decide. I don't like it when someone is singled out."He added: "We have to be united. Three weeks ago we spoke about being united and taking this project forward and that is still the case."

WHAT XAVI SAID

Xavi announced earlier this year that he would leave the Catalan giants at the end of the season, but <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/project-barcelona-xavi-explains-why-stay-resign/bltec36146e103c98d0" target="_blank">eventually agreed to remain at the helm beyond the summer</a>. Despite his U-turn, there have been calls for him to be sacked and <a href="https://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/xavi-sigue-futuro-102619274" target="_blank">Sport</a> reports there is still a possibility that Laporta and Co. could still opt to replace him ahead of next season.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Barca's issues extend well beyond Xavi, however. The club has been plagued by financial troubles in recent years and they may have a difficult time finding funds to strengthen the squad further during the next transfer window.

WHAT NEXT FOR BARCELONA?

Xavi takes aim at Barcelona fans after chants against president Joan Laporta over possible sack despite still being in the dark over his future | Goal.com Kenya

Xavi hit out at Barcelona supporters after hearing chants against club president Joan Laporta during their final home game of the season on Sunday.