The players and Setién hide from the Barça fans: only Monchu showed his face

The Barcelona expedition landed this afternoon practically incognito. Only the presence of the police van opening the way allowed us to speculate that the two coaches that were behind were carrying the Blaugrana footballers. No logo or shield on the coaches, with the intention of going completely unnoticed and avoiding the reaction against the people.

Upon arrival at the Ciutat Esportiva, Three banners were found, accusing them of mercenaries, lack of pride and lack of shame, but little else. Just a score of fans gathered in the street to wait for the departure of the players aboard their cars.

In any case, the club's head of security, Rafa Soldado, preferred to avoid any incidents and advised the players to leave the Ciutat Esportiva through the back door. This is what most of them did, including a Quique Setién, who is living his last hours as Barcelona coach.

But there was some brave person who wanted to face the few followers who were in the street waiting for the team. One of them was the head of the club's external relations, Guillermo Amor, who came to stop without getting out of the vehicle to talk to a fan and even, according to Rac1, apologize for the humiliation suffered by the team in Lisbon.

Another who ruled out going out the back door was Setién's second, Eder Sarabia, who was rebuked by the followers while leaving the club's facilities with his vehicle. As well as the subsidiary's midfielder, Monchu, who was the only player who decided to go out the front door.

The club's CEO, Oscar Grau, and manager Javier Bordas, also opted to go out the north door and face the few fans who were on the street.

The squad now begins the holidays, although more than one will no longer return to the Ciutat Esportiva. In fact, some like Rakitic and Braithwaite have completely emptied their lockers, an obvious sign that they have no intention of returning in three weeks.