Fresh from his successful re-election as Barcelona president, Joan Laporta has confirmed that the club is on the verge of securing Hansi Flick’s long-term future. The German head coach, who has revitalised the Catalan giants since his arrival in the summer of 2024, is expected to sign a significant contract extension. Following his successful re-election, Laporta has prioritised Flick's contractual situation to ensure the sporting project remains on track. Flick has galvanised a squad that had previously struggled for consistency, leading them to an emphatic domestic treble of La Liga, the Spanish Super Cup, and the Copa del Rey in his debut season. While his current contract is valid until June 2027, the club's management is determined to reward his immediate contributions with better terms as Barca once again chase down the biggest trophies at the business end of the 2025-26 campaign.Speaking during a detailed interview with RAC1, Laporta expressed his immense satisfaction with the managerial appointment made during his previous term. He revealed that "we will surely announce Hansi Flick's contract renewal soon," noting that the board prefers the head coach to consistently have at least a year of "leeway" on his deal. The president confirmed that sporting director Deco is currently spearheading the negotiations, while vice-president Rafa Yuste will be responsible for the final signature. Laporta added: "I would like to have Hansi Flick for this entire term; it would demonstrate stability and show that we are winning. He is a young man with a lot of energy who is happy at the club and in the city."Flick's tenure has been defined by ruthless efficiency, as he reached 100 official matches in record time by late February 2026. During his first century of games, he secured a staggering 75 victories, a record only surpassed by Luis Enrique in the club's history. Under his leadership, Barcelona rediscovered their clinical edge, scoring an incredible 281 goals in 100 games. His high-octane, high-pressing style has not only won over the demanding Camp Nou faithful, but it has also restored Barcelona's status as one of Europe's most feared offensive units.Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingFlick is focused on bringing domestic dominance and boardroom support to the continental stage as Barcelona seek their first Champions League title since 2015. After a tense 1-1 draw in the first leg of their round of 16 tie against Newcastle, Barcelona are preparing for a crucial return leg at the Spotify Camp Nou. This European mission coincides with Flick's team's four-point lead over arch-rivals Real Madrid in La Liga. His impending renewal should boost morale as the club enters a season-defining period before the international break.