Hansi Flick has officially been crowned La Liga EA Sports Best Coach for the 2024–2025 season, following a stellar campaign in which he guided FC Barcelona to a commanding league title. The prestigious honor, presented in collaboration with Microsoft, highlights Flick’s tactical brilliance and his ability to instill discipline, cohesion, and attacking precision in his squad.
Under Flick’s leadership, Barcelona demonstrated exceptional form throughout the season, amassing 88 points with a playing style that combined high-tempo pressing, fluid passing, and clinical finishing. The German coach’s capacity to adapt tactically and elevate individual player performance has earned widespread acclaim, solidifying his reputation as one of the most respected figures in world football.
Flick’s success is seen not just in titles, but in his consistent delivery of results across multiple competitions and his nurturing of both seasoned professionals and rising talents.
Meanwhile, Atlético Madrid has secured a major boost to its attacking lineup, as French international Antoine Griezmann officially extended his contract with the club until the end of the 2026–2027 season. Griezmann, a cornerstone of Atlético's offensive structure, remains integral to the club’s ambitions moving forward.
The forward has been a pivotal figure for Atlético Madrid, contributing both goals and assists while maintaining a leadership role on and off the pitch. His renewed commitment provides much-needed stability to Diego Simeone’s squad, which is eager to challenge Barcelona and Real Madrid in the coming seasons.
Griezmann’s decision to stay signals renewed intent from Atlético, who continue to rebuild their competitive edge after a series of inconsistent campaigns. With the Frenchman’s flair and experience, the Rojiblancos are expected to make a stronger push for domestic and European honors.
The 2024–2025 La Liga season delivered drama, talent, and top-tier football, with standout performances from stars like Lionel Messi, Karim Benzema, and rising prospects across the league. With coaches like Hansi Flick raising the tactical bar and players like Griezmann committing to long-term projects, Spanish football remains at the forefront of the global game.