Lionel Messi: Why did Messi, who was willing to play for Paris Saint-Germain, have to leave Barcelona?
Lionel Messi, Argentina's captain and one of the world's greatest footballers, is finally saying goodbye to Barcelona after 21 years. He is now heading to Paris, where he will represent France's largest football club, PSG, or Paris Saint-Germain.
Messi's departure from Barcelona was very dramatic, until the last moment it was reported that Messi's new contract with Barcelona will not only be finalized in a few hours, but also want to sign the new head of the club Laporte Cristiano Ronaldo. ۔
However, La Liga, the Spanish football governing body, warned Barcelona that not only could they not sign Messi, but they would also have to get rid of their other expensive players in addition to Messi.
La Liga has been widely criticized on social and traditional media because Barcelona did not accuse La Liga of leaving Messi in its press release, and some similar images have been made in sports media.
But why did Barcelona have to say goodbye to Messi while crying? And is it the fault of La Liga?
New rules introduced by La Liga in 2013 require that the total salary of all players on any team should be 70% of the club's profits. For example, if Barcelona makes a profit of one hundred million a year, then the salary of all their players should not exceed seventy million.
Importantly, this law is neither new nor unnecessary, while Barcelona's army of lawyers was aware of it. Barcelona has been keeping Messi open since 2013, following the same rules. So why did these laws suddenly become a problem?
One of the main reasons for this is the epidemic of code. Last year, the field was deserted in both the big and small football leagues of the world.
Due to the code ban on fans in the stadium, the proceeds from the ticket went to clubs around the world. Code also saw a sharp drop in sales of merchandise, the club's football shirts, and other related items.
With that in mind, Barcelona had to cut their players' salaries by سو 200 million before the start of the new football season.
In such a situation, when Barcelona was audited, it was concluded that one of the main reasons for the decline in Barcelona's profits was the club's 'administrative problems' and that only ten to fifteen percent of Barcelona's earnings were negative due to the code. Had an effect
Under La Liga law, Messi's salary was 115%, not 70% of the club's.
This meant that Barcelona would either get rid of Messi or send ten of their other players home.
Although Messi told Barcelona that he would halve his salary, according to La Liga rules, Messi could not play even if he wanted to play for Barcelona for free because Barcelona had to fire his other players first and Then he would have to sign with Macy again.
In such a situation, Barcelona did not have much time left and no club can pull out its entire team for the sake of one player.
What happens next?
Messi's eyes are now on the French league, where he will play alongside former Barcelona player Neymar and the world's most expensive player, Klein M. Bape.
Although there are reports that Mbabane could play for Spanish club Real Madrid, nothing has been decided yet.
While Barcelona fans have expressed their grief and anger over Messi's departure on Twitter, PSG and football fans are also happy that he has left for Paris.