Anthony Gordon has caught the eye for England since his summer switch to Barcelona from Newcastle United, but he'll have his work cut out in Spain

Anthony Gordon is experiencing demanding training sessions under manager Hansi Flick following his transfer to Barcelona. Former Barcelona player Pau Victor confirmed the intense nature of Flick's regime to Que T'hi Jugues, revealing he previously left workouts feeling dizzy alongside teammates like Gavi. Victor verified that Flick's reputation for running rigorous and exhausting training sessions is entirely accurate.
Despite the physical demands, Gordon noted that his adaptation has been aided by Newcastle United's similar high-pressing system under Eddie Howe. The England winger highlighted playing alongside midfield talents like Pedri as a major asset as he aims to make a lasting impact with the Catalan club.
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