Following Barcelona's 3-3 draw against Granada last week, the squad reportedly had an unusually lengthy 2-hour post-match discussion with coach Xavi Hernández. Notably, only players were present with the manager while other coaching staff were also excluded.

After the unexpected setback, a profound reflection unfolded, involving almost every Barcelona player. The players engaged in open dialogue, ensuring nothing was left unsaid. What followed was supposedly a sincere analysis of the team's situation in this crucial phase of the season. Each player, including team manager Xavi, took responsibility and exhibited self-criticism.

This discussion seems to have worked as Barcelona beat Celta De Vigo 2-1 this weekend courtesy of a late Robert Lewandowski show to get all three points. To make matters better, Real Madrid drew with Rayo Vallecano as the LaLiga leaders are now eight points ahead of third-placed Barcelona.

With a key UEFA Champions League fixture on the horizon, Barcelona will certainly be looking to continue their winning momentum. Now that the players have spoken their hearts out, it has to be seen if there will be a new wind blowing for the Catalan club.