The reports by COPE was back up by reputed journalist Achraf Ben Ayad, who confirmed that Xavi's continuity at the club is not confirmed at the moment. He added the next few days will be key to understanding the rest of the situation.
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Xavi will first and foremost try to lead Barcelona to second-place finish in the league amid a tight race with Girona. They will take on Rayo Vallecano on May 19 and end the season with a trip to Sevilla on May 25. After that, it will remain to be seen how talks progress and if Barcelona do decide to part ways with the World Cup-winning midfielder.