Barcelona will win the treble on Saturday night if they beat Juventus in the Champions League final but their departing captain Xavi Hernandez could complete an extraordinary hat-trick of his own. The 35-year-old veteran of 766 games for his club is 90 minutes from signing off having lifted a trophy in each of his last three matches. He was given the league title two weeks ago after the last game of the season against Deportivo. He lifted the Spanish Cup on Saturday night, and the European Cup could be his in the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Speaking ahead of Saturday's final his eternal midfield ally Andres Iniesta said: 'It will be the greatest way for him to leave. The image of him lifting the European Cup would be the perfect finale. This is a game where you almost don't need extra motivation but that is welcome one.'Xavi could leave Barcelona having lifted three trophies in three matchesAndres Iniesta hopes seeing Xavi lift the European Cup is perfect finale35-year-old Xavi hopes Luis Enrique stays on as manager at the Nou CampThe Catalan club have already sealed La Liga and the Copa del ReyChampions League final: All the latest Barcelona vs Juventus news
Both players remember watching Barcelona win their first _ in 1992 at Wembley. Both coach Luis Enrique and Xavi played in the 2-1 second-leg semi-final defeat to Juventus in 2003, the last time Barcelona met _ and neither man is underestimating their opponents.