fergus90
Senior Member
Say what you want about the sheikhs and what they are and what not, but it's reasonable for them to expect the club president to be the one taking part in the actual negotiations here.
It's like one CEO to another in a business transaction. Don't know why Laporta don't want to do it. Not like he had any issues taking money from shady Uzbek investors who also take a part in various human rights violations...during his last stint as club president.
So def not a morality thing here.
He's spoken out against Bartomeu and the Qatar deal on a few occasions. Perhaps it's something to do with that.