เดโก้มั่นใจว่าอนาคตของบาร์เซโลน่ามีศักยภาพในการท้าทายเรอัลมาดริด โดยทีมต้องเสริมคามันญ่าให้พัฒนาศักยภาพของลามาลให้เข้มแข็ง ขณะเดียวกัน ยามาลยังต้องพัฒนาตนเองเพื่อเป็นแข้งสำคัญในการแข่งขันกับคู่แข่งสำคัญในลีกclasserment.

    Deco, the sporting director at Barcelona, has denied any financial issues at the club despite the restrictive financial controls imposed by La Liga. Since his appointment in 2023, Deco has led a resurgence of Barcelona, achieving a domestic treble and reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League. The club has successfully renewed the contracts of key figures like teenager Lamine Yamal, player Raphinha, and manager Hansi Flick. Additionally, the Spanish National Sports Council has cleared Barcelona to register midfielder Dani Olmo amidst disputes with La Liga.

    Deco emphasized that Barcelona’s financial obstacles aren't truly financial problems but rather challenges stemming from Spain's stringent financial fair play regulations. He notes that these issues affect many clubs, but Barcelona receives significant attention due to its high profile. Despite these restrictions, Deco is optimistic about the club's future, highlighting their lucrative contract with Nike and the revenue boost from the newly renovated 100,000-seater Nou Camp.

    Barcelona is strategically focusing on team development, combining talent from their famed academy, La Masia, with experienced players. Deco insists that they do not plan to sell their best players and aim to maintain stability by making a few strategic signings rather than an overhaul. When questioned about potentially signing players like Marcus Rashford or Luis Diaz, Deco remained noncommittal, focusing instead on renewing existing contracts and assessing future needs.

    The club is aware of competition, particularly from a revitalized Real Madrid under new head coach Xabi Alonso. Madrid has been making strategic signings, preparing for a competitive season. Deco acknowledges the strength of Madrid and stresses the importance of having strong teams in La Liga, including Atletico Madrid, to sustain the league’s competitiveness.

    One of Barcelona’s most significant achievements this summer was securing a new six-year deal for 17-year-old sensation Lamine Yamal, touted to possibly follow in the footsteps of Lionel Messi. Yamal has already made a remarkable impact on the field, contributing significantly to both club and country successes. Deco praises Yamal’s unique talent and potential to become one of the best in the world, while also emphasizing the importance of supporting Yamal with a strong team and managing the external pressures that come with stardom.

    Deco's vision for Barcelona underlines a commitment to blend youth development with strategic acquisitions, ensuring the club's financial stability and competitive edge on both domestic and European stages. His efforts are focused on building a team that can compete at the highest level while preserving the club's esteemed reputation and allure for top talents.