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Three-week international break threatens to derail Barcelona’s rhythm before crucial fixtures

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Barcelona return to competitive action with their perfect start to the 2026/27 season intact, but Hansi Flick faces a different challenge now: ensuring his team can rediscover its rhythm after an unusually long international break.

The Catalans won all eight of their opening matches across La Liga and the Champions League, scoring 36 goals along the way. Their attacking fluency and physical intensity had made them one of the early standouts, yet a three-week interruption has created uncertainty over whether they can immediately reproduce that level.

On that note, the concern is not just fitness, but it is the possibility that Barcelona might have lost some of the momentum that made them so effective before the pause at a time when the difficulty of their schedule is about to increase .

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Barcelona return to competitive action with their perfect start to the 2026/27 season intact, but Hansi Flick faces a different challenge now: ensuring his team can rediscover its rhythm after an unusually long international break.

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