The legendary Ronaldinho is appreciating watching his former club Barcelona under club legend Xavi.
Ronaldinho accepts Barcelona can pursue down LaLiga pioneers Real Madrid after his former Blaugrana team-mate Xavi reestablished "trust" at the club.
Barca have flooded up the table in the wake of naming Xavi as supervisor last November, moving from 10th to third following a 14-game unbeaten disagreement the Spanish first class, including a 4-0 Clasico pounding of Madrid.
That undefeated streak is the longest continuous spat Europe'sy main five associations, and Barca have won six LaLiga matches straight, keeping a perfect sheet in the beyond three games.
Barca's next undertaking will be an excursion to Levante on Sunday as the Catalan club look for four straight wins in the opposition without surrendering interestingly since December 2018.
What's more, Ronaldinho, who played with Xavi during his five-year spell at Barca somewhere in the range of 2003 and 2008, accepts the former midfielder has brought the confidence back for the Blaugrana allies.
"I have gotten back to look closely at Barça with Xavi, who has returned and has brought us trust," he told Mundo Deportivo.
"As my companion and former team-mate that he is, this invigorates individuals and me as well. Whenever he played, he previously had a dream of the game as a mentor.
"He directed the game and I see it very well since he makes us need to watch Barca games once more."
Barca evoked recollections of the 2003-04 season, when they crushed Madrid 2-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu prior to making a late title charge, by obliterating Carlo Ancelotti's side out and about the month before.
Xavi's team would move 12 focuses behind Madrid with triumph at Levante, while as yet having a game close by, and Ronaldinho says they can come out on top for the championship.
"[The 2003-04 season succeed at Madrid] was an exceptionally decent rebound that we have had presently and it can repeat," he added.
"As I said, we are invigorated that Barca will play well in the future and I think the sky is the limit."
Gone ahead whether Barca could finish the inconceivable circle back to take the LaLiga title from Madrid, the Brazil incredible answered: "I trust so and as a fan I am trusting that things work out positively and I figure there can be."
While vulnerability remains where the LaLiga title will head when the season closes, one thing is without a doubt; Ronaldinho has no expectations of entering the executives or training any time soon.
"In all actuality I have never seen myself along these lines, it very well might be that later on I will, when I have more tolerance," he said when inquired as to whether he would join Xavi as his partner.
"It's troublesome when you leave football and you have a perspective on, needing others to do things that are truly challenging for them to do. Along these lines, I actually have no tolerance."
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