According to “Varzesh3,” in the “La Tribu” program on Marca Radio, Paul Tenorio, Antonio Sanz, Pedro Risco, Javier Tinto, Emilio Pérez de Rozas, and Jorge Segura analyzed Barcelona’s victory under Hansi Flick against Real Madrid in El Clásico. Below are the key points from their discussion:

Paul Tenorio: “If I were a Barcelona fan, I wouldn’t be satisfied with a domestic treble (La Liga, Copa del Rey, and Super Cup) because they could have won the Champions League. 90% of Barça fans would exchange the domestic treble for one European title.”

Antonio Sanz: “Bellingham, Vinícius, and Mbappé have performed well, but who will be the scapegoat? Ancelotti.”

Pedro Risco: “Real Madrid’s lineup is not just weak but disastrous. I feel Vinícius has lost his humility.”

Javier Tinto: “The most important person is Joan Laporta. He has cleverly managed Tebas, the federation, and even the government. Flick changed everything, but the real winner is Laporta, and this is a big blow to Florentino Pérez. Pérez says there’s no money to sign a player like Zubimendi because he doesn’t want to break the rules. But to compete with this Barça, you have to break the rules.”

Emilio Pérez de Rozas: “The most influential person at Barcelona is Flick. The biggest danger is that the team gets used to recovering from conceding three goals.”

Jorge Segura: “Despite Real’s poor performance, they could have beaten Barça yesterday and in the Copa del Rey final.”

Javier Tinto: “Real Madrid has seven absentees compared to the Wembley final. Kroos and Nacho left, and no replacements came. Who’s to blame? The senior management. Four players got injured, and you didn’t count on them: Carvajal, Rüdiger, Camavinga, and Mendy. Who’s to blame? Bad luck or Pintos (the fitness coach)? But one player destroyed the season because Ancelotti trusted him: Rodrygo. He dismantled the team. He betrayed the coach’s trust.”