Antonio Conte reveals his La Masia wish: ‘Barcelona are doing something extraordinary’
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27-second readItalian tactician Antonio Conte has this weekend opened up on his admiration for the current work being done behind the scenes at La Liga giants Barcelona.
Barca, of course, have emerged as one of the talking points of world football across the early months of the new season. Under the watch of mastermind Hansi Flick, the Blaugrana have looked nothing short of unstoppable en route to nine wins from nine across all competitions.
La Masia products have proven central to this ongoing excellence, with the likes of Pau Cubarsí, Fermín López, Lamine Yamal and breakout sensation Xavi Espart shining bright.
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Italian tactician Antonio Conte has this weekend opened up on his admiration for the current work being done behind the scenes at La Liga giants Barcelona.
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Get Spanish Football News · reported · 2026-10-11 21:00 UTC
Antonio Conte reveals his La Masia wish: ‘Barcelona are doing something extraordinary’ ↗
Italian tactician Antonio Conte has this weekend opened up on his admiration for the current work being done behind the scenes at La Liga giants Barcelona. Barca, of course, have…
Barca Universal · reported · 2026-10-11 18:29 UTC
Antonio Conte amazed by Barcelona and La Masia: ‘They are doing something extraordinary’ ↗
Antonio Conte, one of Italy’s most successful managers, has spoken glowingly about FC Barcelona’s work with their youth academy during an extensive interview with The Athletic. The former Juventus, Inter Milan, Chelsea and Napoli coach admi
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