Barcelona head coach Javi Hernandez shared his thoughts on his future at the Catalan club.
Javi Hernandez, Getty Images"I don't know, maybe it's unfair to me, but these things happen a lot. This club always appreciates people after they leave. Valverde, Koeman, Busquets are valued now. They are missed, even though they used to be destroyed.
I hope you will miss me. But I appreciate what I have. I am in the best club in the world. I appreciate coming to this job. I'm happy and I know there are a lot of demands.
We've been talking about my job since July after the defeat to Arsenal. I am calm, we are doing a good job. I live in a different reality than you do. I know the club. I understand the noise around me, I have no problem with that. If we go further in the Champions League play-offs, there will be talk that Barca is back.
I've been here for two and a half years and I think I don't have much time left at the club. If you look at my predecessors. Pep played four seasons, Luis Enrique played three. There will come a time when I will leave, so don't worry," Marca quoted Xavi as saying.
