Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has reached a significant milestone after recording his 100th victory in charge of the Catalan giants following Saturday’s emphatic 6-1 triumph over Deportivo Alaves.

The German tactician achieved the feat in just 131 matches, becoming the second-fastest manager in Barcelona’s history to reach a century of victories.

According to Barca Blaugranes, Flick celebrated the landmark achievement as Barcelona bounced back from consecutive defeats against Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid to maintain their position at the top of La Liga.

The 61-year-old has now registered a remarkable winning percentage of 76.33%, the highest of any manager in the club’s history.

Only former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique reached 100 victories in fewer matches, achieving the milestone in 126 games.

Meanwhile, Flick’s achievement puts him ahead of several legendary Barcelona managers, including Pep Guardiola, who needed 139 matches to record his first 100 victories.

When asked about his achievement, the German tactician said as quoted by Mundo Deportivo: “I don’t usually look back, but I’m very happy.

“The best match? Winning the first Clásico in Madrid was great. I remember it with good feelings, and this will be good for the coming weeks.”

Barcelona ensured the occasion was memorable with a commanding performance at Spotify Camp Nou, where Raphinha and Lamine Yamal scored twice each.

Fermin Lopez and Anthony Gordon also found the back of the net as the reigning Spanish champions produced an impressive attacking