Xavi to Leave Barcelona at Season's End, Arteta Dismisses Rumors of Taking Over

Financial Struggles Limit Barcelona's Options for Xavi's Replacement Amid Disappointing Season

Xavi Hernandez, the current head coach of FC Barcelona, has announced he will step down from his role at the end of the season, citing the pressure and lack of appreciation for his work as reasons for his departure.
Despite the announcement, Xavi has not ruled out a potential return to Barcelona in the future, and is reportedly attracting interest from Saudi Arabia and Inter Miami.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has dismissed rumors linking him to the Barcelona job, expressing his frustration at the speculation and reaffirming his commitment to Arsenal.
Barcelona's financial struggles continue to limit their options for Xavi's replacement, with the club's historic debts of more than €1 billion and financial sustainability regulations of La Liga and UEFA making expensive additions to the squad almost impossible.
Barcelona's performance this season has been disappointing, with the team currently fourth in La Liga and recently knocked out of the Copa del Rey and Spanish Super Cup.