La Liga president warns Barcelona over De Jong treatment

It looks like Gary Neville has got people in Spain talking.

The former Manchester United captain called on Frenkie de Jong to take legal action over his deferred Barcelona wages.

Now, La Liga president Javier Tebas has weighed in on Barcelona’s attempts to convince De Jong to significantly reduce his salary.

Tebas claims Barcelona know the rules and responsibilities that they need to meet as employers, which we hope develops into an awkward stand-off.

He said (as per Fabrizio Romano): “The players cannot be split from the team or pressured – it’s what collective agreement, the law, reason, ethics mark. From there, Barcelona knows the rules and the responsibilities.”

Well then, they should follow the rules and their responsibilities, no?

De Jong was doing them a favour by deferring his wages during the pandemic. To see their reluctance to pay him back for such a gesture is the opposite of good sportsmanship.

Neville and co should pile the pressure on Barcelona by speaking out more about this in the coming weeks. We often see former players at clubs like Bayern Munich and Real Madrid play a hand in transfer dealings, even if it’s just political…

How can they explain paying big money on Robert Lewandowski, a 33-year-old striker, at a time they owe De Jong €17m!

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7 Comments

  1. Mumu club😂 nobody owes anyone anything,he just doesn’t want to go to united because they play in the europa league and aren’t guaranteed playing in champions league anytime soon…Surely he wouldn’t drag his feet if it were to be Man City,Clowns
    He doesn’t want you😬😂🤡

  2. Look at this fool.. in that statement have u seen anything like man United..
    The issues is them buying more players, without paying wat he owes them… and again they r pressurising him to take a wage cut

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