Hansi Flick impressed with Barcelona players after visit to Wembley

Hansi Flick impressed with Barcelona players after visit to Wembley The Spain and England game in the UEFA Nations League saw the participation of multiple Barcelona players, including new signing Anthony Gordon. The game ultimately ended 3-2 in favour of Spain, with Lamine Yamal notably scoring the opener. Gordon, too, scored a goal for England, though it wasn’t enough to keep La Roja at bay. Flick delighted at Wembley Gordon scored an important goal vs Spain. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images) According to Mundo Deportivo , Hansi Flick was in attendance at Wembley to watch the England-Spain clash, keeping a close eye on several of his Barcelona stars. The German did not switch off during his time away from the club, instead using the fixture to see the likes of Lamine, Pau Cubarsi, Rodri, Dani Olmo, Pedri and Gordon in action, split across both national teams. It proved a thoroughly enjoyable evening for Flick, who witnessed a goal from Lamine, another from Gordon and an assist from Olmo. Those contributions were clear indicators of the fine form running through his squad, even on the demanding international stage. Seeing his stars perform against high-quality opposition will only have added to the German’s confidence heading into a busy run of fixtures. A minor concern Yamal continues to impress with his form. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images) While the trip was largely positive, Flick did have one issue to contend with over the international break. Eric Garcia was withdrawn from the Spain camp following fresh discomfort, a development Barcelona will monitor carefully. The versatile defender has been eased back into action this season, and the club will be keen to ensure he returns to full fitness without any setbacks. Elsewhere, the standout individual remains Lamine, who continues to make headlines both for his performances and his Ballon d’Or candidacy. The teenager recently insisted his age should not count against him in the race for the award, backing himself as a player who makes a genuine difference. With his players firing for club and country alike, Flick has every reason to be optimistic. Barcelona have set a relentless pace so far, and the form of their internationals suggests there is plenty more to come as the season progresses.