Ghana captain Andre Ayew has congratulated his former manager Xavi for guiding Barcelona to win the La Liga title.
The Spanish giants wrapped up their first league title in three years when they defeated rivals Espanyol 4-2 on Sunday.
The result saw Barcelona open a 14-point gap on second-placed Real Madrid, which made it mathematically impossible for the Blancos to overtake them with four matches left.
Ayew, who played and won many trophies under Xavi during his stint at Al Sadd, extended his congratulations to the former Spain midfielder.
“It’s a magnificent feeling, a feeling of job well done. This is important to give the club’s project some stability. The league title shows that things have been done the right way and that we have to stay on this path,” he said.
“It’s not Xavi’s league, it’s Barça’s league, of a team that is growing, beginning a new era and the players have been vital, I’m just here to guide them.
Xavi will now aim to do well with Barcelona in Europe next season following their disappointing group-stage exit from the UEFA Champions League this term.
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