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Barcelona boss Luis Enrique says that it is "an obvious reality" that his team's success will end at some point, following comments from Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos.

Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has said that he agrees with Sergio Ramos's claims that 'nothing lasts forever' in the world of professional football.

Ramos, speaking at the LFP awards on Monday evening, warned Barcelona to enjoy their current success because it could end at any moment.

Enrique, in response to the Real Madrid defender's claims, said that it is "an obvious reality" due to the fact that "teams work in cycles".

"That's an obvious reality. Teams work in cycles, no-one is going to win every title. This is our moment and let's hope it continues as long as possible," Enrique told reporters.

"It's logical things will end but the players are working hard to allow us to extend this spell."

Barcelona, who have been victorious in nine of their last 10 games in all competitions, won La Liga, the Champions League and the Copa del Rey last season.

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