Xavi has uncovered he one day wants to follow in the strides of Pep Guardiola and make the move from Barcelona midfielder to club coach.
The 34-year-old supplanted the now Bayern Munich supervisor in the Barca motor room when he made the leap forward at Camp Nou back in the late nineties.
With his playing profession arriving at an end, Xavi has now turned his considerations to what he may do once he has hung up his boots for good, and musings of administration are as of now at the cutting edge of his psyche.
Asked whether one day the club may be alluded to as 'Xavi's Barca' in the same way as Guardiola he replied: "Assuredly. I need to stay in this house in whatever limit that is.
"I have little football abandoned, it is clear. I can feel it in my body, I think that it harder to recoup, I meter out my exertion, I don't have the flash to play like clockwork. I can feel it."
The previous Spain global, who resigned from universal football emulating la Roja's unfortunate World Cup fight over the mid year, then tipped three current colleagues to supplant him once his profession is over.
He included: "On the off chance that you take a gander at Barça, there are the individuals who can make a profession for a long time: [sergio] Busquets, Sergi Samper, [andres] Iniesta, Rafinha.
"It would be troublesome for Thiago [alcantara] to make a rebound. It is constantly troublesome returning after you have left the club. Anyway there is a phenomenal level and on the off chance that you take a gander at the Spanish national group, the quality has developed to an extraordinary level."
Xavi likewise clarified how Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas called him amid Jose Mourinho's residency accountable for the club, when relations in the middle of Barca and their Bernabeu opponents were at an unequaled low.
"We let everything turn out. We both felt we were giving an awful picture and it was creating shame. We consented to converse with our colleagues and attempt to cool things off. It was an extremely feeble picture for world football, there are youngsters viewing over the globe."
He verged on leaving the club for new MLS establishment New York City in the mid year however said the intercession of new Barca mentor Luis Enrique persuaded him to sit tight.
"I was near to leaving for America. Luis persuaded me to stay, however. He let me know whether I was meriting a spot in the group, I would play. He was fair with him, as he's generally been."
Xavi has shown up for the club in all rivalries so far this season, in what is his seventeenth season as an expert at Camp Nou
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