German tactician, Hansi Flick fought back tears as he reflected on winning the La Liga title with Barcelona, revealing the triumph came during a period of personal grief following the death of his father.

 News reports that Hansi Flick led FC Barcelona to face Real Madrid in the El Clásico about 24 hours after losing his father. Amid the grief, his team defeated Madrid 2-0 to seal the Spanish La Liga Title with three games to go.

The win lifted the Catalan side to 91 points, leaving them 14 points clear at the top and confirming the title in front of their home supporters at the Camp Nou with three games to go.

Despite the celebratory mood, Flick admitted the moment carried deep personal weight as he addressed the crowd.

“It was a tough match, and I’ll never forget this day,” an emotional Flick said to a packed Camp Nou during the title celebrations.

“I want to thank the squad and all the people who have supported us. The most important thing is that I’m very proud to have such a good team. Thank you for everything.

“Thank you for that determination to fight in every match. I really appreciate it.

“My team is fantastic, and I’m delighted. I’m so proud of my players. It’s thrilling to be here with the fans, in a Clasico, beating Real Madrid. Now I think we need to celebrate.”

Flick praised the unity inside the dressing room, describing his players as a family who gave everything to deliver the title against their fiercest rivals.