Barcelona have extended Hansi Flick's contract until 2027, the club announced on Wednesday.

Flick, a treble-winning coach with Bayern Munich who signed for the club last year on a two-year deal, arrived in Barcelona eager to redeem himself after he was sacked by Germany in September 2023.

The German was appointed as head coach prior to the 2024-25 season and has been rewarded for a campaign that has yield LaLiga, Copa del Rey and Supercopa de Espana success.

Barca regained the top-flight title from Clasico rivals Real Madrid and sealed the title with two games to spare.

They also defeated Los Blancos in the Copa and Supercopa finals to really cement their domestic dominance this term.

Indeed, they have beaten Madrid in four Clasico encounters this campaign, winning each of them and scoring 16 goals in the process.

"Hansi Flick has made Barca fans happy in his first season for many reasons: for the belief he has given to the team, for the epic comebacks and for the trophies," Barca said in a statement.

"The excitement that the German has brought to the club in his first year in charge has made FC Barcelona a feared rival once again in Europe.

"Flick has won 43 of the 54 games he has been in charge, a win rate of 73 per cent, the best in a first season since Luis Enrique recorded 83 per cent."

Flick also led Barcelona to the Champions League semi-finals, where they were knocked out by Inter, with the Italian side edging the tie 7-6 on aggregate in absolute classic two-leg clash.