Gerardo Martino was unveiled as Barcelona's new manager Friday -- promising not to change their attacking style of play but introducing "new ideas" to help the Catalan giants dominate European club football. The 50-year-old Martino has replaced Tito Vilanova, who stood down last week to undergo further treatment for throat cancer. Martino, who took Newell's Old Boys to the Argentine Clausura Championship, has signed a two-year deal at the Nou Camp. He will take charge of a side which romped to the La Liga title last season with a record points tally, but suffered a crushing humiliation in the semifinals of the Champions League, going down 7-0 on aggregate to eventual winners Bayern Munich.
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Barcelona new manager Gerardo Martino unveiled Friday
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Former Newell's Old Boys boss signs two-year deal at Nou Camp
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Fourth Argentine manager in Barca's history
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Says Cesc Fabregas is staying despite bid from Manchester United.
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