Revealing the Barcelona dressing room: divided into 4 groups, the local faction is the first, and Lewandowski leads the international gang

In the quarterfinals of the Champions League, Barcelona was eliminated by Paris Saint-Germain. After the game, Gundogan accused Araujo of being too reckless, "I'd rather let Balcola score than get a red card", and Araujo fired back, "I have my own principles". Between Gundogan and Araujo, there seems to be emotions and contradictions.

It's common for teams to have small gangs between them. On April 19, the Catalan media "Daily Sport" revealed that there are four gangs in the Barcelona dressing room:

Language is a natural tool for the division of small gangs in the locker room. In the Barcelona team, the most important are the local players. Gavi, Pedri, Sergi Roberto, Ferran Torres, Marcos Alonso, Inigo Martinez are homegrown players who have a very good relationship. They usually act together before the team trains.

Barcelona have a large number of young players in the squad, and this is a great talent that Xavi has promoted from La Masia. Cubasi, Héctor Ford, Gio, Fermin, Yamal, Casado...... These young people are very close. As the team's juniors, they will be quieter in the dressing room. If you are a youth peer, such as Kubasi and Yamal, Gavi and Fermin, then "kiss and kiss".

Some experienced players who trust each other. Ter Stegen and De Jong have a good relationship, and Sergi Roberto, as the captain, is also very close to them. Lewandowski, Gundogan, and Christensen also joined this "English group". Lewandowski and Gundogan used to play for Dort and had a better relationship. This group usually communicates in English.

The Latin school is also an important member of Barça. Both Portuguese, Cancelo and Felix huddled. Cancelo has also interacted regularly with Yamal, with the two forming a left-hand corridor on the pitch. New signing, Vitor Roque, is a veteran Brazilian and a member of the Portuguese-speaking family, along with Raphinha. Raphinha also has a good relationship with Araujo, who also speaks Portuguese, which has made the Uruguayan centre-back a stalwart of the Latin faction.

Of course, this does not mean that the gangs are independent of each other - Sergi Roberto, for example, has a good relationship with the local players, and can also mingle with Lewandowski, De Jong and Gundogan, and can play a role in uniting the dressing room. With the Spanish national derby set to kick off this weekend, Xavi wants the whole team to come together and try to win Real Madrid.