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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Sid Lowe

Barcelona’s race against time amid desperate grasp at short-term levers

‘Just when you were convinced they couldn’t buy any more, they did. And they haven’t finished yet, or at least that’s what they hope.’ Barcelona's Ousmane Dembele, Robert Lewandowski, Jules Kounde, Andreas Christensen and Franck Kessie
‘Just when you were convinced they couldn’t buy any more, they did. And they haven’t finished yet, or at least that’s what they hope.’ Composite: Guardian Design; Uefa/Getty Images; NurPhoto/Shutterstock; Shutterstock; Urbanandsport/NurPhoto/Shutterstock; EPA; Soccrates/Getty Images

Joan Laporta has always followed Johan Cruyff. Growing up, he cut his hair like Cruyff; in his first spell as president at Barcelona the Dutchman who changed the club and the game like no one else was his advisor, an ideologue and spiritual leader.

And now, in Laporta’s second spell, he still is, even after his passing. “I always have Johan with me because of all he taught; deep down he’s still guiding us,” Laporta says.

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