According to German newspaper Kicker, Flick has led Barcelona to an unbeaten start across 6 official matches and set a club record with a La Liga win rate of 78.75%. The club members' approval rating for Flick is even higher than that of the entire men's squad.

Barcelona won all 5 opening league matches after defeating Levante 4-2 away on Sunday. The last time Barcelona achieved this was in 2024, when the team even went on to record 7 consecutive wins from the start of the season.

Barcelona's opening record stands at 8 consecutive wins, achieved in 2013, tied with Atlético Madrid. Atlético Madrid ultimately won the league title that season. Last season, Real Madrid also started with 5 consecutive wins but ultimately missed out on winning the league.

Of course, it is too early to draw conclusions. Flick warned before the Levante match: "I think it's good that we're enjoying the current situation, but if we change our attitude, everything will go wrong."

In the 5th minute, 19-year-old left-back Xavi Espart scored his first official goal. Yamal doubled the lead to 2-0 with an assist from captain Raphinha, who has been performing excellently in recent weeks. After Yamal successfully converted a penalty to make it 3-0, Barcelona played too loosely and conceded two consecutive goals, giving Levante hope of a comeback. Only after Adeyemi scored to make it 4-2 did Barcelona secure the victory.

Including the 5-1 Champions League victory over Feyenoord last week, Barcelona has won all 6 official matches. Flick said: "We want to win the Champions League, but we also want to win the league title for the third consecutive season."

Flick also said: "We are at a very high level right now, but we must prove that in every match. We know our capabilities, but we must maintain focus, preserve our mentality, and play with high intensity."

For this reason, Flick fielded nearly all key players in the Levante match, including Yamal, Raphinha, Rodri, Pedri, and new signing Anthony Gordon. Like Gordon, Adeyemi is also a new signing. Although Adeyemi scored a brilliant goal against Feyenoord, he came off the bench for this match, and World Cup winner Dani Olmo also did not start. With few injury concerns in the squad, Flick currently faces an embarrassment of riches in selection.

Regarding captain Raphinha, who scored in every official match before this one, Flick stated: "In his current form, he is among the best footballers in the world."

Currently, it seems difficult to imagine who could stop Barcelona. The statistics clearly support "Flick's plan." After the 5-0 away victory over Valencia last week, that was his 63rd win in 80 La Liga matches managing Barcelona, making Flick the head coach with the highest win rate in Barcelona's history at 78.75%. Guardiola achieved 61 wins in 80 La Liga matches, while Luis Enrique, currently managing Paris Saint-Germain, achieved 62 wins.

A survey also shows Flick is highly valued by Barcelona members. The club commissioned the Feedback d'Investigació Aplicada institute to conduct a survey at the start of each season, with 3,000 club members participating. Members gave a score of 9.5 out of 10 for the board's decision to extend Flick's contract until 2028.

No one else received a higher score than Flick; even the entire men's squad received only 9.0 points. Flick humbly said: "I am just a coach; the players are more important than the coach."

In contrast, Laporta's administration received 7.3 points, and delays in the Camp Nou renovation received 6.6 points. Due to total debt of around 2 billion euros, the club's financial situation was also heavily criticized, receiving only 5.7 points.

Regarding the league's financial fair play rules, Barcelona's situation has improved. The club currently has a total wage bill of €582.7 million, up approximately €150 million since March. Barcelona's current total wage bill is for the first time in many years below the approximately €500 million limit set by the league based on individual club circumstances and their financial situation, but still falls far short of Real Madrid's €832.7 million.

However, Barcelona's "financial success" still relies on debt. The club also recently had to secure €210 million in extraordinary revenue by selling television rights to allow for further operations in the January transfer window if needed.

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