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Unsurprisingly, Lionel Messi did not show up at the Barcelona training center for Sunday’s coronavirus test. Spanish newspapers already write about the possible consequences, but also the latest news is that the Catalan club will not be flexible at all if an offer arrives for its biggest star.
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| Lionel Messi did not appear in Sunday’s test (Photo: AFP) |
The fact that Messi did not appear for the tests on Sunday is not surprising: the Spanish press already reported on Saturday that the player had predicted his absence and did not even show up at the scheduled time of 10.15. That means that Messi, who wants to leave, cannot start preparing with the others on Monday in that way.
Is breach of contract which is even lower for the first two absences and slightly higher for the second two absences it can result in a fine. According to Sport, voluntary leave can cost up to ten percent of your monthly salary, or it can remain unpaid for thirty days, so Messin won’t have any financial problems yet.
Brazilian sports journalist Marcelo Bechler knows the attacker is no longer considered a Barcelona player, and he also informed the club of this, so he did not want to participate in the investigations either.
Regarding the evidence, the newspapers have not yet written about any other deficiencies – Jordi Alba and Martin Braithwaite were among the first to arrive, Arturo Vidal, who went to Inter, also appeared, but the recordings show that the Luis Suarez Also appeared, who is supposedly not in the plans of the new head coach Ronald Koeman.
Mundo Deportivo, for its part, already writes about being in the leadership of Barcelona all were instructed that if someone is interested in Messi, if possible, don’t pick up the phone, if an offer is received, Be as inflexible as possible. As long as the purchase price of € 700 million included in the contract is not discussed, they will not be able to speak with the applicants, they will not be able to arrange any meeting or conciliation. According to the newspaper, the club is trying to persuade its best to stay another year.
Barcelona will begin preparations for the next season on Monday, August 31, with the 2020-2021 La Liga call scheduled to begin on September 12.
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