Last year's champion Shahjalal and runner-up Jibon Boli did not participate in this year's competition
The Spaniard, 35, will join Qatar side Al Sadd at the end of the season, bringing the curtains down on a 17-year senior career with Barcelona which has seen him lift 23 trophies, reports mirror.co.uk.
And Chelsea manager Mourinho, who worked with Xavi during his time as Barcelona assistant coach between 1996 and 2000, reserved special praise for the Blaugrana legend.
Barcelona captain Xavi has the chance to end his time in Catalonia with a second treble success in six seasons.
He will lift his eighth La Liga title against Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday, before Luis Enrique's side contests the Copa del Rey and Champions League finals.