Messi close to joining "two clubs" in a "double" deal
Messi close to joining "two clubs" in a "double" deal
Football
fans and followers around the world are looking forward to knowing the
fate of the Argentine star Lionel Messi, who announced his desire to
leave the ranks of the Catalan club after the Catalan team lost 8--2 to
Bayern Munich in the European Champions League.
In a new and exciting development regarding Lionel Messi's crisis with his Spanish club Barcelona, press reports revealed that the Argentine star is close to joining "two clubs" in a "double" deal.
According to the Spanish sports newspaper "Sport", the 33-year-old will move this summer to Manchester City, in a contract that includes a clause that turns him into the American club New York City FC in 2023.
With this, Messi's double contract extends for 5 years, 3 of which are in City and two in New York City, the younger brother of the English club in the "City Football" group.
According to "Sport", Messi will earn an estimated gross salary of 500 million pounds over the five years, at a rate of 100 million a year.
And if the deal is concluded, the 6-member will meet again with his inspiring coach, Josep Guardiola, after they worked together in Barcelona between 2008 and 2012, in an era that promises gold for Barcelona during which the team won the Spanish League 3 times and the Champions League twice.
It seems that the crisis between Messi and Barcelona is on the way to more complexity, after the player informed his club management a few days ago of his desire to leave "Camp Nou" through a clause allowing him to leave for free, while the club insists on obtaining the penalty clause in the contract estimated at 700 million euros.
The legend player missed Barcelona's first training session in preparation for the new season, Monday, raising the banner of challenge in the battle to leave Catalonia this summer, after he was absent from the tests to detect the new Corona virus, Sunday.
The Spanish League entered the crisis line, and in a statement expressed its agreement with the club regarding the issue, and considered that "the contract is currently valid and contains a penalty clause" worth 700 million euros, and stressed that "to terminate the contract, the player must pay this amount." .
In a new and exciting development regarding Lionel Messi's crisis with his Spanish club Barcelona, press reports revealed that the Argentine star is close to joining "two clubs" in a "double" deal.
According to the Spanish sports newspaper "Sport", the 33-year-old will move this summer to Manchester City, in a contract that includes a clause that turns him into the American club New York City FC in 2023.
With this, Messi's double contract extends for 5 years, 3 of which are in City and two in New York City, the younger brother of the English club in the "City Football" group.
According to "Sport", Messi will earn an estimated gross salary of 500 million pounds over the five years, at a rate of 100 million a year.
And if the deal is concluded, the 6-member will meet again with his inspiring coach, Josep Guardiola, after they worked together in Barcelona between 2008 and 2012, in an era that promises gold for Barcelona during which the team won the Spanish League 3 times and the Champions League twice.
It seems that the crisis between Messi and Barcelona is on the way to more complexity, after the player informed his club management a few days ago of his desire to leave "Camp Nou" through a clause allowing him to leave for free, while the club insists on obtaining the penalty clause in the contract estimated at 700 million euros.
The legend player missed Barcelona's first training session in preparation for the new season, Monday, raising the banner of challenge in the battle to leave Catalonia this summer, after he was absent from the tests to detect the new Corona virus, Sunday.
The Spanish League entered the crisis line, and in a statement expressed its agreement with the club regarding the issue, and considered that "the contract is currently valid and contains a penalty clause" worth 700 million euros, and stressed that "to terminate the contract, the player must pay this amount." .
The
captain of the team and the greatest player in the history of the club,
who scored 634 goals and won 34 titles with him, now faces the risk of
being punished, either with a fine or a salary cut if his absence
continues.
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