According to reports, Barcelona, under Hans-Dieter Flick, will not lack support from their fans in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals at Signal Iduna Park. The significant 4-0 victory in the first leg does not diminish the threat from the German team, eager to avenge their humiliation from less than a week ago.

In an electrifying atmosphere, Hans-Dieter Flick’s team will enjoy the support of around 3,000 Barcelona fans. Many members of this group will travel with them, but the players will also benefit from the support of a significant number of German fan clubs. The largest contingent will come from Stuttgart, bringing about 130 people despite being over 400 km away from Dortmund. Other fan clubs from Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt will also join the caravan.

Daniele Nobili, president of the Stuttgart fan club, told Mundo Deportivo: “We are 744 members, but about 130 of us will be in Dortmund. We are preparing an incredible atmosphere, like a knockout match. We have coordinated with the police to ensure everything goes smoothly. In December, we walked the streets singing, and there were no issues.”

Daniele explains that a potential 4-0 victory in Germany is causing excitement: “Many believe they can turn the result around. It’s not impossible.” He says the country is buzzing with excitement, and everyone is eagerly awaiting the match.

He adds: “The atmosphere in Dortmund will be very intense, and we will cheer for the team no matter what,” although he feels this time it will be “easier.” His goal is to see Barcelona reach the semi-finals.

He is excited about Flick’s presence on the bench: “He gives me energy. I knew he was a great coach, and what he’s doing with this team is amazing. This is a very young team playing at another level. Seeing Cubarsi, Pedri, and Yamal is fantastic. You can tell there’s a shared spirit in the team.”