A documentary reflecting on the Barcelona side which dominated Europe under Pep Guardiola will be released next month.
Following the success of 'All or Nothing: Manchester City' which looked at how Guardiola changed the fortunes of the Premier League champions, there will now be a behind-the-scenes look at how he shaped Barcelona.
The documentary titled 'Take the ball, Pass the ball' is based on Graham Hunter's award-winning book on the Catalan giants.
The focus will be on the Barcelona side which won 14 trophies in four seasons under the club legend.
In the official trailer Manchester United assistant manager Michael Carrick says Barcelona played 'the best brand of football' he has ever seen.
It will explore how Guardiola redefined modern football through his tiki-taka style to turn Barcelona into what a lot of pundits have labelled the best ever side to play in Europe.
Lionel Messi's rise to stardom, the rivalry between Guardiola and Jose Mourinho and Eric Abidal's battle back from cancer are other topics which will be covered in the documentary.
It will also feature exclusive interviews with the likes of Messi, Thierry Henry and Samuel Eto'o.
The documentary leaves 'no stone unturned' and is said to be a 'must own for any lover of the beautiful game'.
