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It does not seem that the temptations on Lionel Messi and FC Barcelona will disappear. Although the Argentine press reported the other day, the six-time golden ball can change his mind and still stay with the Catalans, now an open letter sent by Messi’s father (who is also his agent) to the president of the league, Javier Thebes reveals his intention to leave again.
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| Lionel Messi and his father Jorge Messi behind him (Photo: AFP) |
In the Spanish press, contradictory news about Lionel messi if you can leave Barcelona for free or simply for the purchase price (700 million euros). Some sources knew that Messi could leave without a termination price in the last year of his contract (until the summer of 2021), while others, including Joan Gaspart, former president of FC Barcelona, have denied the claim.
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The League and the president of the league, Javier Tebas According to Sunday’s announcement, his lawyers reviewed Messi’s current contract with Barça and concluded that the 33-year-old can only terminate the contract by imposing a release clause of 700 million euros.
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| Letter from Jorge Messi (Source: Brand) |
U.S, Jorge Messi, Lionel’s father, at the same time as his agent, does not agree with the statement: this is how the letter with his signature appeared in several places in the Spanish press, which apparently was originally addressed to Thebes. According to the letter, the clause “does not apply”, While the footballer expressed his intention to leave at the end of the 2019-2020 season, as established in his contract.
Messi’s father puts it this way. “they do not know”, in La Liga, whose contract was analyzed, but “A manifestly wrong conclusion has been drawn.”
UPDATE, 15.19: La Liga has sent a formal response to Jorge Messin, confirming what was described on August 30, which means, in his opinion, that the termination clause of 700 million euros is still valid.
BREAKING: La Liga responded immediately and responded to Jorge Messi’s statement saying that Messi’s 700 million euro release clause is still valid. pic.twitter.com/Ahey7iJWOP
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