Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick's early tenure has been marked by a dynamic and attacking style of play, showcasing a strong start to the season with a notable 7-0 win against Real Valladolid. However, the team faces challenges with injuries, particularly the loss of key player Dani Olmo due to a hamstring injury, which will sideline him for a month. In response, Flick has turned to the club's youth academy, La Masia, calling up 16-year-old cousins Toni and Guille Fernández for the Champions League opener against AS Monaco. Flick praised their development, emphasizing the quality and readiness of La Masia players to step up. Despite the injury concerns, Flick's approach has generated optimism among fans, suggesting the potential for a competitive season against rivals like Real Madrid. The team’s adaptability and reliance on young talent may define their campaign moving forward.