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Denis Suarez explains what makes Hansi Flick’s Barcelona midfield different: ‘They play a bit differently because…’

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Denis Suarez will return to Spotify Camp Nou on Saturday when Deportivo Alaves face Barcelona in La Liga.

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Denis Suarez will return to Spotify Camp Nou on Saturday when Deportivo Alaves face Barcelona in La Liga. During an interview with SPORT, the midfielder has offered an interesting assessment of Hansi Flick’s midfield structure, highlighting the importance of Frenkie de Jong and Pedri playing together in central roles.

The encounter comes at a key moment for Barcelona, who are looking to respond after consecutive defeats to Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. Suarez, meanwhile, arrives with a different perspective after establishing himself at Alaves under Quique Sanchez Flores, where his responsibilities have given him a close understanding of the tactical demands of the position.

Having previously represented Barcelona, Suarez understands the expectations and footballing philosophy associated with the Catalan club. “They play a bit differently because under Flick there’s an attacking midfielder.

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