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Finding out the real extent of the financial damage Bartomeu caused, and the fact that Tebas would not be willing to move the cap at all. It became clear to Laporta that his main focus should be to keep the club afloat in the first place, not to desperately re-sign Messi when we're on the verge...

Does everything in your life go exactly as planned? Is there never last minute changes in someone's decisions or just other things that are out of your control? It's already known what happened here, it's clear as daylight. But if believing some fantasy that Laporta is an evil mastermind who...

Come on get over this conspiracy theory already. He promised to negotiate a deal with Messi, he did that. He didn't know just how fucked the club's finances were until the audit which happened way after he was elected. Sometimes circumstances just change, it doesn't mean he planned this all along.

What we know is what both Laporta and Messi said: They did everything they could to stay. I think it's just disrespectful to speculate how one side or the other secretly didn't want him to continue at Barca or is greedy or whatever.

These things are so easy to say, ''oh they could've came out and said this and that''. But at the end of the day, one side of a contract negotiation can only act based on what the other side is doing. If Barcelona asked Messi to accept a 50% reduced wage and didn't ask for anything else, why...

What a weird creepy comment

The irony of you saying this :lol:

You're the one who is believing bullshit hahaha. ''We'' are not suing PSG, it's just a select number of socios, not the club itself. He hasn't 100% chosen a new club, he said PSG is a likely destination but he also said he has offers from several clubs. It's not 100% done until the contract is...

No he didn't. As he said today himself, he wanted to leave last summer but couldn't, he wanted to stay this summer but couldn't. That's literally all it is.

?? It literally was both of them lol. Bartomeu for fucking up the finances so bad that the club has to worry about bankruptcy and Tebas for not giving any leniency to clubs during the pandemic.

No you can't tell anything like that. You are just choosing to believe completely baseless rumors instead of what Laporta and Messi themselves said. Keep living in your fantasy if you want but this isn't what happened in reality, at all.

Yeah, of course circumstances can change, and all the parties have explained how they changed. But still people feel the need to make up their own reality of ''Laporta never wanted Messi to extend'' or ''Messi wasn't happy with the squad''. I'm just trying to say that this naivety towards...

Why not? His relationship with Laporta is very good.

I really don't understand this new logic of ''I don't trust the sources of information themselves I prefer to believe the rumors I heard'' lol. When Messi says the club never asked him for another 30% wage reduction, people say ''oh he's lying, I heard his dad rejected that offer''. When Aguero...

he's not planning a departure https://twitter.com/albert_roge/status/1424151027972984832

Aguero has confirmed he's gonna stay https://twitter.com/albert_roge/status/1424151027972984832 Stop being such negative nancy's lol

Bad news, apparently he's ruled out with injury

Of course he's shocked and sad, but don't forget he has a whole team of people working for him who got straight to business in finding a new team for him. They'll come to him with offers and all he has to do is say yes.

There's a difference if a player says these usual PR things in a post-match interview or when they're at a press conference about them leaving and they directly say a certain rumour was a lie. Why would he stand up there and lie about it now? He said he wasn't offered anything beyond the 50%...

And Messi just said any of that was a lie