The tactical style of FC Barcelona's head coach Hansi Flick has sparked widespread discussion on social media, especially following two consecutive defeats against Atletico Madrid and Girona. Supporters and critics are divided on his approach, which some have labeled as 'suicidal' due to its high-risk nature that prioritizes aggressive offensive play over defensive stability. Despite facing backlash, Flick has undeniably transformed the team since taking over in May 2024, guiding them to become the most potent attacking force in Europe with 169 goals in the 2024-2025 season, alongside a national treble that includes La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Supercopa de España.

Registered under Flick's management, Barcelona achieved a remarkable record of 46 wins in 60 matches and even managed to defeat their longtime rivals, Real Madrid, four times in a single season. However, the two recent losses have reignited the debate about what some have described as a 'kamikaze defense', which is characterized by a high and coordinated press, alongside an advanced defensive line that facilitates rapid vertical transitions into attack. This approach, while initially yielding impressive results, raises questions about its sustainability and long-term viability as the team aims for continued success amidst potential vulnerabilities.