Charlie Kane just after his meeting with Levy.
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Charlie Kane just after his meeting with Levy.
Sergio Aguero could now leave Barcelona only two months after signing because of Lionel Messi’s exit saga, according to a report.
The striker moved to the Spanish giants at the end of May following his exit from Manchester City. After 10 years at City in which he became the club’s record goalscorer, he travelled back to Spain and to Camp Nou. As well as seeking a new challenge, he also wanted to play alongside Messi.
Despite growing uncertainty over his future, the 34-year-old looked to be close to staying at Barca.
He had agreed a new contract on a pay cut, hoping to stay within La Liga’s financial regulations. However, in a shock twist, Barca announced his exit on Thursday.
But the club’s troubling situation could yet get worse, according to Catalonia-based source Beteve.
Aguero has reportedly become ‘very angry’ at Messi leaving. Indeed, playing with the Argentina international proved a major motivation for his move.
As such, his future at Barca ‘does not look good’.
Aguero is working with his lawyers to review the details of his contract, signed only recently. He could even quit his new club this summer.
The striker moved to the Spanish giants at the end of May following his exit from Manchester City. After 10 years at City in which he became the club’s record goalscorer, he travelled back to Spain and to Camp Nou. As well as seeking a new challenge, he also wanted to play alongside Messi.
Despite growing uncertainty over his future, the 34-year-old looked to be close to staying at Barca.
He had agreed a new contract on a pay cut, hoping to stay within La Liga’s financial regulations. However, in a shock twist, Barca announced his exit on Thursday.
But the club’s troubling situation could yet get worse, according to Catalonia-based source Beteve.
Aguero has reportedly become ‘very angry’ at Messi leaving. Indeed, playing with the Argentina international proved a major motivation for his move.
As such, his future at Barca ‘does not look good’.
Aguero is working with his lawyers to review the details of his contract, signed only recently. He could even quit his new club this summer.
"injured". More like lonely.Aguero is now injured for 10 weeks
Someone splice a Barca top on this pic please.
They have a jolly festival there, the Bou embolat. A bull has fireworks tied to its horns and is chased around town, in some places to the port where it falls into the sea.I went to Barcelona and my veggie wife was pleased they had banned bull fighting!
Barca not exactly animal lovers as they had banned it for being too Spanish
Fun for all the family.
Not sure what you're referring to.
The Chelsea thread has always been "Come here to laugh at the Fascist, Failing Chavs".
You cray.
El Independiente are reporting that under Laporta, payments to agents increased 100 times
This club should be put to death.
And every time headlines of how they are doomed, and yet nothing ever bloody comes of it...
Levy time! 
They are fucked. Messi needs to go to clear wages as do much of the rest and the money they get is to cover debts not improve the team. 1-2 years from now if Barca survive bankruptcy they might have a shadow of their former team.
It's really not, though. They're bankrolled about as much as Real Sociedad and Real Betis.
In actual fact, while we rightly scoff at their wanton splashing of cash, both Madrid and Barcelona are actually owned by the fans, hence them electing presidents to run the organization.
Doesn't save them from the financial ruin they brought on themselves. In fact, while the idea of fan-owned clubs is obviously romantic, maybe the fact that our clubs have to answer to boards of directors watching their profit margin is a nice safeguard against that sort of thing. When you're trying to make your 'voters' happy, it's much easier to justify reckless deals which will get the terraces buzzing, but internally cripple the cash-flow.
They have effectively been bailed out when building their training complex, one of the dodgiest deals in football.
...and....Real play in white because..it's the colour of......THE ANGELS!!!!!
:mourfacepalm:
Crazy stadium - a little chapel on the right as you walk to the pitch for those last minute prayers. Like you know, God doesn't have enough on his plate what with Wars pestilence famine Covid Trump, but hell, yeah I'll drop all that and ensure a dodgy last minute winner for you if you need it
