The outspoken Brazilian official claims the Blaugrana will not be on top for much longer and believes that the club's youth academy is poor

Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) director Andres Sanches believes that Barcelona will stop winning titles once their current stars decide to retire.The Catalan giants have established themselves as one of the most successful clubs in the history of football, winning 13 titles since Pep Guardiola succeeded Frank Rijkaard as coach in the summer of 2008.Most of the players on the team emerged from La Masia, but Sanches says that the club's football academy will not be able to keep churning out new stars."The thing about Barcelona having a football school, in which all teams play the same way, is all crap," he told TV Gazeta."This is just a phase. What were they winning five or six years ago? Nothing."And what will they win in five or six years? Nothing, because Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi and everyone else will have retired or will be close to retiring."Sanches then said that he was not impressed by the quality of Barca's youth ranks when he observed the Blaugrana while on a trip to Spain."I did not see their Under-17 team play anything like Pep Guardiola's team, they lost 2-0 to Corinthians' Under-17 side," he added."The only difference was that the kids do not have the obligation to win."