Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has indicated his willingness to extend his contract with the Catalan club, according to reports, as the team navigates through the current season and an upcoming presidential election.

Flick, who arrived at Barcelona earlier this season, has reportedly made a positive impression during his tenure with the Spanish giants. However, his future at the club may depend on various factors, including the outcome of the upcoming presidential election and the club's strategic direction.

Meanwhile, Barcelona midfielder Marc Bernal has expressed optimism about the team's prospects for the remainder of the season, despite their recent exit from the Copa del Rey. The young midfielder stated that Barcelona will go "all out" in both La Liga and the Champions League competitions.

Bernal emphasized that the Catalans "can achieve great things" this season, suggesting the squad remains confident in their ability to compete at the highest level in their remaining tournaments. The midfielder's comments come as Barcelona continues to pursue success in Spain's top flight and Europe's premier club competition.

The convergence of Flick's potential contract extension and the team's renewed focus on their remaining competitions highlights a pivotal period for Barcelona as they balance immediate competitive goals with longer-term planning under new leadership.