Barcelona faces consecutive travel difficulties. The flight to Paris, where the Catalans will face PSG in the Champions League, took off about 80 minutes late due to dense fog over the French capital. The situation has forced Hansi Flick to change his preparation plans for the important match.
Barcelona has once again had problems with air travel, this time on the eve of the clash with Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. The Catalan side had planned to travel to Paris at 10:30, but the flight carrying Lamine Yamal and his teammates only departed at 11:50.
The cause of the delay was the dense fog that enveloped the French capital, affecting Barcelona’s travel plans. This change in departure time has disrupted coach Hansi Flick’s schedule on the eve of the super clash on Tuesday evening, scheduled to kick off at 21:00.
Travel problems are not new for Barcelona. Just a few days earlier, on Saturday, the team experienced considerable difficulties on the return from Seville, where they had played and won against Betis.
In that case too, weather conditions complicated the journey. Players and the technical staff were forced to remain on board the plane for a long time, waiting for suitable conditions for takeoff.
In the end, the inability to travel as planned meant Barcelona spent the night in Seville, postponing the return to Sunday around noon. The latest delay comes at a delicate moment for Barcelona, which is preparing for one of the most important fixtures of the season on the European stage.
The match against PSG requires careful preparation, while changes in travel schedules may affect the organization of training sessions and the planning of the technical staff.