@stuckonautomatic psg should do the same when the opportunity arises and i feel like they wouldnt. also think there was more to the nagelsmann sacking. u r right but it just happens so rarely for barcelona and especially psg for how rich they are that i heavily doubt in their understanding of the game when they keep investing in superstar players but dont act quickly for top coaches. aside from pochettino, which... for me was kinda the bottom of the barrel when it comes to big managers. chelsea gets the big managers faster than both these teams, and i doubt they are more attractive to coach.

@Socio4Life doesnt the fact you filter it to that short a timeframe kinda show its a temporary incidence, rather? doesnt it make more sense in terms of probability of success to appoint a tried and tested manager? geniuses like guardiola and cruyff dont come every era... rathey they are generational hence barcelona have been relatively struggling at the very top of europe outside of like a 7 season interval/generation in this century and like a couple more good european campaigns in its whole history. getting tried and tested managers like ancelotti, tuchel, mourinho, certainly worked more (in KO comps especially) for most clubs than getting the likes of domestic "geniuses" like valverde and setien

@agunchev Xavi is still learning, he's winning Barca's first La Liga since Messi left, with a bunch of overrated clowns, he deserves some credit. Obviously any coach pales in comparison to GOATiola.