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Andres Iniesta has been quizzed on the possibility of becoming a future manager of Barcelona after starting his coaching career in Dubai with Gulf United. The 42-year-old is dipping his toe into management after hanging up his boots but says…

Andres Iniesta has addressed the possibility of managing Barcelona in the future, stating that "destiny will decide" his path. The 42-year-old former midfielder, who began his coaching career with Gulf United in Dubai, said that while returning to Barcelona would be wonderful, it is not an active goal he is obsessing over.
Iniesta explained that unlike his playing days, he is taking his coaching journey slowly and focusing on enjoying his early experiences. The report also highlights other former Barcelona stars currently coaching, including Xavi with the Netherlands, Cesc Fabregas at Como, and Sergio Busquets with Barca Atletic.
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