Hansi Flick spent yesterday on the sideline watching PSG rip through Barcelona 4-2 and finally end that long winning run.
The late goals, the mistakes in possession, the tired legs he saw all of it. Most managers would still be locked in a room this morning rewatching every clip, drawing arrows on a tablet, and running through what went wrong in those final fifteen minutes.
Instead he’s on a yacht, barefoot, treating the only thing that matters right now as sticking a clean backflip off the side. No headphones, no clipboard, just gravity and a reset. Some coaches clear their head with another meeting.
He clears his by going upside down for a second and landing like the night before never happened.
Titles aren’t won in October, but neither is the right to just switch off for five minutes. Still stuck on that second half, or have you already moved on to the Clásico?