'There's not much more I can do here' - Mascherano sees Barcelona exit coming
Javier Mascherano has accepted that his time at Barcelona is drawing to a close and he is eager to learn from his Liverpool exit in order to depart Camp Nou on good terms. The Argentinian joined Barca from Liverpool in 2010 and has gone on to enjoy immense success in Spain, winning the Champions League twice, La Liga four times and four Copa del Rey titles. He also successfully adapted to a new role at centre-back after originally being signed as a defensive midfielder. But at 33 years of age and featuring less frequently under Ernesto Valverde this season even when fit, Mascherano – whose contract expires in 2019 – is aware that his time in Catalonia is running out. And he is hopeful that his departure – whenever that may be – is rather more amicable than his Liverpool exit, something he previously claimed came about due to broken promises. Speaking to ESPN , Mascherano said: "I think that my stage here is ending. It makes sense that after such a long