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We'll see if he changes his tune when they tell him they've to significantly reduce his wages for next season.
We'll see if he changes his tune when they tell him they've to significantly reduce his wages for next season.
Yeah, but that's Ronaldo talking, not the club - they've been tight lipped up to now except to reiterate what they said earlier about him, ie: he's under contract for another year. What I said earlier still stands - the club are not saying anything about the state of their transfer activity. It's mainly press speculation, as it ever was - going back decades.Some of this yes but Christiano has told the world he wants to leave, he wanted to leave on 2006 but he never came out publicly and told the click pages as you say, why did he do that because he has no respect for the club he had when Sir Alex and David Gill were present.
Footballers want two things. Money and success. Some are more motivated by one than the other. With FDJ it’s impossible to know.Not sure if this is sarcasm, but yeah, i'm sure he'd be thrilled at seeing two new guys come in on much more money than he's on after being made to take a huge pay cut.
I can imagine he's already thrilled at the prospect
It's Spain, I'm surprised they haven't joined in on itI am surprised the Spanish PFA have not taken Barca to task. Applying public pressure on a player to take a pay cut is not on.
Not in the same way through his agent and he soon zipped it after sir Alex got involved didn’t he, eventually playing to win the PL and get us to another CL Final.Yes he fexking did
Preparing a protest as we speakIt's Spain, I'm surprised they haven't joined in on it
We'll see if he changes his tune when they tell him they've to significantly reduce his wages for next season.
No, there is a lot of misinformation. You don't know how the club accounts are right now.Your club is pile of shiit right now, trying to sign expensive players while trying to lower
the salary of current players.
I have no idea you're talking about.Sounds like great fun,but just like Messi generating 80% of Barcelonas total revenue it’s not how it’s going to work out.
We are talking about what could happen, hypothesis. Obviously if FDJ stays Xavi will make him play.This is total BS. It can work when a player only has 6 months left or so on his contract, but there's no way Barcelona leaves De Jong on the bench for 4 years while paying him his full salary.
You can try to spin that the way you want, but this whole circus just aims at putting pressure on De Jong so he leaves or changes his contract.
Explain the reason for each thing.Chemical Xavi is hardly a man of morals. Perfect coach for such a shithouse club.
When there is no competition a club can make easier decisions and save a lot of money.I like it when the Barca boys get all defensive.
I hate Bayern with an absolute pashion, but Barcelona could only dream of being as well run as them
Any argument?
Barcelona wants to give them a salary reduction as well.Busquets and Alba are still on significantly higher wages than De Jong, yet they don't seem to be part of this same guilt trip lower wages or don't play ultimatum. Being proud Catalans you would think they'd be the first to take wage cuts for the good of their beloved club
No, a club pays a player to be available to the coach, not to play or not play.If Barcelona bench FdJ just for insisting on his contractual agreed salary, this will be a great feast for every labor law lawyer.
That's not how it works in Europe.
Well that's a shocker.I have no idea you're talking about.
It's Spain, I'm surprised they haven't joined in on it
Saves them the wages. See, it worked, wages reducedWell that's a shocker.
He has a long term contract, if you try to freeze him out of the team due to refusing to accept lower wages than what is stipulated in his contract, he can tear up his contract and move on a free.
I get that but we don’t exactly have the greatest record of briefing the press and getting transfers done efficiently or do you disagree ?Yeah, but that's Ronaldo talking, not the club - they've been tight lipped up to now except to reiterate what they said earlier about him, ie: he's under contract for another year. What I said earlier still stands - the club are not saying anything about the state of their transfer activity. It's mainly press speculation, as it ever was - going back decades.
Yet they haven't received the same public shaming and Barcelona fans aren't pressuring them to take wage cuts in the same way they are Frenkie De Jong, even though in reality De Jong should have the least pressure of the 3 to reduce his wages for no reason, since he's not a lifelong Barcelona fan who came through La Masia.Barcelona wants to give them a salary reduction as well.
Pretty much this. If what’s holding this up is a difference if 5-10 we need to wrap this up so we can move onto other transfer business. If the hangup is with Frenkie himself on account of residual obligations or his desire to remain in Barcelona it’s time to pull the plug.We should just walk out from the negotiation. Let Barca alone in the table, feck them. We need players, but not specifically De Jong. This has taken too long and it's embarrassing.
I know Ten Hag wants him, but surely there must be a second and third choice.
You have dozens of posts on the last pages with fake news and then when reality hit you in the face you are going to start with ridiculous conspiracy theories. And that they have explained things to you several times.
You're delusionalYou have dozens of posts on the last pages with fake news and then when reality hit you in the face you are going to start with ridiculous conspiracy theories. And that they have explained things to you several times.
A few days ago, Barça was obliged to sell before June 30... And now what? Well, now it will be more fake news.
And the user who said that the club paid me... Check out some of my comments, nobody here is more critical of Laporta than I am.
The Barcelona people are much more tired of Piqué, Busquets and Jordi Alba than FDJ.Yet they haven't received the same public shaming and Barcelona fans aren't pressuring them to take wage cuts in the same way they are Frenkie De Jong, even though in reality De Jong should have the least pressure of the 3 to reduce his wages for no reason, since he's not a lifelong Barcelona fan who came through La Masia.
I think June 30 is over, right? And if you search there is a comment of mine where I said that Barcelona did not need to sell any player before the end of June because the sale of 10% of the television rights was going to be activated. And what happened in the end? reality checkYou're delusional
You are contradicting yourself here. How can Bayern poach the best players and coaches from rivals that due to lack of competition don't exist in the first place?When there is no competition a club can make easier decisions and save a lot of money.
Can you imagine that Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester United, City, Liverpool took away their best players and coaches from their rival?
So everything is fine now then?I think June 30 is over, right? And if you search there is a comment of mine where I said that Barcelona did not need to sell any player before the end of June because the sale of 10% of the television rights was going to be activated. And what happened in the end? reality check
Barcelona are a scumbag of a club. I’ll enjoy watching their next 20 yearsThe club is pushing the players to accept the financial responsibility for the mess the club made. If the club was being financially responsible they wouldn't be signing new players in addition to this. Instead they got De Jong to agree to a wage deferral on money the club agreed to pay him and now they are trying to pressure him (through the media no less, so setting the fans on him as well) into accepting less or selling him. Whilst doing that they are attempting to sign at least four new players.
By all means talk about it all like it's matter of fact, but it's a shitty, and despicable way to treat their employees and if it was Man Utd I'd say the same thing.
Players don't have a guarantee to play but you can't sideline a player to the stands for months just because he refuses a salary cut.No, a club pays a player to be available to the coach, not to play or not play.
Players are signed for the first team, relegating them to the reserves because you fecked up your finances isn't part of their contractPlayers don't have a guarantee to play but you can't sideline a player to the stands for months just because he refuses a salary cut.
Such behavior will also unsettle the dressing room and send warning signals to future transfers not to sign for such a club
This never really happens, people don't really care.Players don't have a guarantee to play but you can't sideline a player to the stands for months just because he refuses a salary cut.
Such behavior will also unsettle the dressing room and send warning signals to future transfers not to sign for such a club
I think that one was on Peter Kenyon. The bellend.Wasn’t Laporta the dingleberry who sabotaged our deal to sign Ronaldinho as well? Guy is a bonafide pleb and I hope he loses all credibility after this.
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So is there any chance you can keep FdJ and also get Lewa and Raphinha and maybe even Kounde without selling your soul (TV revenues)?No, there is a lot of misinformation. You don't know how the club accounts are right now.
It's impossible for them to register any new players as it stands.So is there any chance you can keep FdJ and also get Lewa and Raphinha and maybe even Kounde without selling your soul (TV revenues)?
As far as I can tell it's impossible.
Then the question is what do you value more? FdJ or your future TV money for a really long time?
Barcelona need to sell the other 15% of the television rights to pay the losses of these years and return to 1:1.So everything is fine now then?
And manager. I'd say ETH is furious.Tweet
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I'm aware of this so what misinformations have I been spreading specifically?Barcelona need to sell the other 15% of the television rights to pay the losses of these years and return to 1:1.
There is talk of an amount close to €350M+
The sale of 49% BLM for €300M right now is stopped because it is being said that it is not necessary. We'll see how it ends.
This year's wage bill is €560M and includes 100M+ in deferred salaries, it can also include all or part of Messi's loyalty bonus, it is said to be about €30.
Once this is paid the wage bill will fall, it will also depend on what is signed with its corresponding salary and amortization and what is sold, loaned and cut in wages.
There are still many variants to make drastic conclusions.
And last year's losses are inflated by €200M+ for Laporta's convenience.
We will have to wait a few weeks to see the economic balance of this year and until September to see the next budget.