New Barcelona manager Xavi 'has made three demands for a shake-up on and off the pitch' as he prepares to return to the Nou Camp.
The club legend flies back to Barcelona on Saturday having agreed a two-and-a-half year contract to succeed Ronald Koeman in the dug-out.
Xavi, 41, left Qatari club Al-Sadd following a week of negotiations and will be formally unveiled to the public at the Nou Camp on Monday.


But Xavi reportedly made three requests of president Joan Laporta before taking the job, according to Onza, relayed by Sport.