Xavi Hernández expresses desire to manage a national soccer team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 7:35 PM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026
Xavi Hernández has revealed ambitions to take on an international managerial role in the future. The former Barcelona player and manager, currently without a club, stated he is eager to coach a national team during major tournaments such as the World Cup or the European Championship. He expressed that this path would allow him more time with his family compared to club management. Since leaving Barcelona in the summer of 2024, Xavi has been linked to various managerial opportunities but has not committed to a new position.
- •Xavi hopes to manage at future World Cups and other tournaments.
- •He values family time and believes national team roles offer that.
- •He has not found a suitable club management position since 2024.
- 7:35 PMYahoo Sports — Barcelona legend Xavi reveals international managerial plans
"Former Barcelona player and manager Xavi Hernández has this weekend revealed his hopes of testing his managerial talents on the international stage over the years ahead.This comes with the Spaniard ...
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