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For any copyright, please send me a message. Two Barcelona players reportedly recently squared up to each other during a training session as rumblings of discontent at the Nou Camp continue to grow. It has been a topsy-turvy first half to the season for Barcelona, who dismissed their manager Ernesto Valverde in January following the 3-2 loss to Atletico Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup semi-final. Valverde’s replacement, Quique Setien, has been far from convincing since taking over, and fans were less than impressed as they scraped past Ibiza in the Copa del Rey and then lost 2-0 to Valencia in La Liga. Although Barcelona have won their last two games it still does not appear a happy camp, and according to Spanish publication AS two unnamed players almost came to blows at the end of a training session on Tuesday. It is not clear what provoked the clash, but it is thought their teammates quickly intervened to calm things down, and the pair quickly brushed things off. It is hardly the sort of attention Barcelona will want to be attracting at the moment, however, with Setien looking to make his mark on the team. Although they beat lowly Levante 2-1 on Sunday they were far from their best, and AS noticed that the players did not engage in their usual pre-game huddle on the pitch, in which the likes of Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique usually give their final words of encouragement. Read More Mirror Football’s Top Stories Following the loss to Valencia last months Setien said he was struggling to get his ideas across to the players, and admitted it would take time to get the team playing how he wants. Following the defeat he said: “It was not an attitude problem. We were not well positioned. We played a lot of passes without any sense to them, just for the sake of playing them. “They are still not understanding things or perhaps we are not explaining them well.”
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