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Quote from: MCobian on August 30, 2020, 02:58:48 AM

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Quote from: suzanne5223 on August 29, 2020, 04:12:00 PM

I think there shouldnt be any problem for Messi tranfer deal cause I read that the Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax" procedure on Messi transfer deal which I believe was purposed to settle Messi tax problem. Correct guys if I'm wrong here.

I also read that Messi would also become an ambassador for the City Football Group which mean the deal will push through sooner or later.

if it's true that Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax", the tax problem must be very mind-consuming for him all this time.
then, one of his biggest consideration to leave Barcelona is because of this tax

UPDATE:
Guardiola has been spotted in barcelona.

source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/12531146/messi-transfer-guardiola-pictured-barcelona-city-quarantine/

With the appearance of Guardiola at Barcelona to me it is increasingly clear that Messi will move to Manchester City in the near future.
Regarding Messi's tax problem, Manchester City will definitely be resolved if it is true that Messi moves to Manchester City. We'll just
wait for a few days there will definitely be official news regarding this matter.

Messi set to leave Barcelona. Continuing put pressure on the club to let him FREE move, make the procedure more faster he didn't turn up for COVID testing, even not training today. I respect his decision, the club should to do as well. Yup, it's just matter of time Messi moves to Manchester City.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on August 30, 2020, 05:24:46 AM

If this news is confirmed as correct, Barcelona no longer has a way to keep Messi at the club:
''According to El Larguero, Leo Messi would not have to pay his 700 million euro release clause as he is already in the final year of his contract. ''
Source: https://www.marca.com/en/football/barcelona/2020/08/30/5f4b7553268e3eaf078b457c.html

I did hear about the payout which needed is being done to whichever team he went to & Manchester city seems to be the only club who has the suitability to be able to pay off this $627million pounds to get him to their club. This amount is equal to the entire team's salary because then they would need to pay whatever it is he is demanding for his salary to be as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPpifBtyJzU
skysports of the transfer fees from 2 days ago

It does look like he is going to Manchester city for certain because of Pep.
As I mentioned back when they lost that monumental match where it seems to start the wheels turning for a potential transfer to happen.

Quote from: rdbase on August 14, 2020, 03:55:01 PM

Messi needs to get out of this club now.
Go to pep to get out before your not able to play anymore.
Look at these clowns.

It looks like he missed his feeding of blood tonight. Didn't get a bite. Grin

This video seems to have it all laid out since the moving of the number 10 in city's lineup of jersey numbers. Wink

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hA6wlGnoC8

This lad seems to have the latest news of what the run down is currently on the situation. With messi's father going to meet up with Manchester city executives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0WZpG9-ff8

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If this news is confirmed as correct, Barcelona no longer has a way to keep Messi at the club:
''According to El Larguero, Leo Messi would not have to pay his 700 million euro release clause as he is already in the final year of his contract. ''

Source: https://www.marca.com/en/football/barcelona/2020/08/30/5f4b7553268e3eaf078b457c.html

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Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, chairman of the FC Bayern München board, just gave an interview to the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag and announced that Thiago is looking for a new club and that the FC Bayern is expecting an offer from another club within the next days. Rummenigge hasn't announced any names yet, but I am pretty sure he was talking about FC Liverpool. Pretty sad IMHO since I was still hoping that Thiago might stay at FC Bayern, but if a almost 30 year-old player wants to try something new after seven years and many titles, so be it. Farewell Thiago! The FC Bayern family will miss you!

Quote from: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1299981780104216576

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge on Thiago: "We are expecting an offer from another club in the next few days. He told us that at the end of his career, he would like to try something new" [@WELTAMSONNTAG]

Source: https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1299981780104216576

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Quote from: TedMosby on August 30, 2020, 12:50:24 AM

Quote from: suzanne5223 on August 29, 2020, 04:12:00 PM

I think there shouldnt be any problem for Messi tranfer deal cause I read that the Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax" procedure on Messi transfer deal which I believe was purposed to settle Messi tax problem. Correct guys if I'm wrong here.

I also read that Messi would also become an ambassador for the City Football Group which mean the deal will push through sooner or later.

if it's true that Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax", the tax problem must be very mind-consuming for him all this time.
then, one of his biggest consideration to leave Barcelona is because of this tax

UPDATE:
Guardiola has been spotted in barcelona.

source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/12531146/messi-transfer-guardiola-pictured-barcelona-city-quarantine/

With the appearance of Guardiola at Barcelona to me it is increasingly clear that Messi will move to Manchester City in the near future.
Regarding Messi's tax problem, Manchester City will definitely be resolved if it is true that Messi moves to Manchester City. We'll just
wait for a few days there will definitely be official news regarding this matter.

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Quote from: suzanne5223 on August 29, 2020, 04:12:00 PM

I think there shouldnt be any problem for Messi tranfer deal cause I read that the Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax" procedure on Messi transfer deal which I believe was purposed to settle Messi tax problem. Correct guys if I'm wrong here.

I also read that Messi would also become an ambassador for the City Football Group which mean the deal will push through sooner or later.

if it's true that Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax", the tax problem must be very mind-consuming for him all this time.
then, one of his biggest consideration to leave Barcelona is because of this tax

UPDATE:
Guardiola has been spotted in barcelona.

source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/12531146/messi-transfer-guardiola-pictured-barcelona-city-quarantine/

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on August 29, 2020, 07:53:31 AM

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Is Juventus a retirement home Wink

Messi & Ronaldo (5 years ago) in the same team would be a sight to behold. The massive wages & due to their ages low sell on fees mean it probably isn’t a good financial decision for Juve.

well, Ronaldo scored 37 goals this year, is like 30 or more years than one player scored so much with Juventus.
I think he is in the 3rd spot in the all-time top scorer for Juventus.

Besides that In these 2 years, everything is changed, the only 3 over 30yo players are CR7 Bonucci and Cuadrado, the rest are young players or bench players.

Totally agree, these younger lads playing for the old lady might have not been playing because back then thanks to the Italian play style of using older guys probably because of experience...but things have changed,so not correct to say Juventus is a retirement home!

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Quote from: TedMosby on August 29, 2020, 11:45:53 AM

Quote from: masulum on August 29, 2020, 09:07:08 AM

I think the government will not interfere about of transferring players, even though it is a source of state/city government revenue, because of the player's tax payments. players have the exclusive right to determine their future at a club. The clause to end his career in Barcelona next season is a decision by the player, the Spanish government and the Spanish football organization also have no right to prohibit Messi from deciding this.

according to his interview with catalan radio a year ago, he said that he considered leaving Barcelona after the tax problem.
it's like he wants to leave spain, but not Barcelona (at that moment).
he was the first top player to be targeted by spanish tax authorities.

spanish tax authorities might not explicitly interfere the current situation between Barcelona and messi.
but they can implicitly do something like being "soft" to messi with his tax Grin

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I think there shouldnt be any problem for Messi tranfer deal cause I read that the Man City are planning to implement a "Messi tax" procedure on Messi transfer deal which I believe was purposed to settle Messi tax problem. Correct guys if I'm wrong here.

I also read that Messi would also become an ambassador for the City Football Group which mean the deal will push through sooner or later.

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Quote from: TedMosby on August 29, 2020, 07:54:52 AM

Aguero removes "10" from his Instagram page.
from @KunAguero10 to @KunAguero.
is this the same thing as Juan Cuadrado who gave Ronaldo his number 7? lol

AFAIK he did it months ago should be not a recent thing.

Allan to Everton almost official from Napoli.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1299746782889603075

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Quote from: masulum on August 29, 2020, 09:07:08 AM

I think the government will not interfere about of transferring players, even though it is a source of state/city government revenue, because of the player's tax payments. players have the exclusive right to determine their future at a club. The clause to end his career in Barcelona next season is a decision by the player, the Spanish government and the Spanish football organization also have no right to prohibit Messi from deciding this.

according to his interview with catalan radio a year ago, he said that he considered leaving Barcelona after the tax problem.
it's like he wants to leave spain, but not Barcelona (at that moment).
he was the first top player to be targeted by spanish tax authorities.

spanish tax authorities might not explicitly interfere the current situation between Barcelona and messi.
but they can implicitly do something like being "soft" to messi with his tax Grin

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With Arsenal game FA Shield match going on, they are talking about trading Lacazette to a Spanish club? Embarrassed

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1328742/Arsenal-transfer-news-Alexandre-Lacazette-Atletico-Madrid-Thomas-Lemar-Vitolo

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Quote from: TedMosby on August 29, 2020, 07:54:52 AM

maybe spain will help Barcelona to make messi stay. Grin

they don't want to lose their income from messi's tax, after they lost it from ronaldo.

I think the government will not interfere about of transferring players, even though it is a source of state/city government revenue, because of the player's tax payments. players have the exclusive right to determine their future at a club. The clause to end his career in Barcelona next season is a decision by the player, the Spanish government and the Spanish football organization also have no right to prohibit Messi from deciding this.

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Quote from: Tipstar on August 29, 2020, 04:54:56 AM

Quote from: Daniel91 on August 29, 2020, 04:18:42 AM

Yes, we know that the two of them are rivals but they also respect each other.
Juve don't have problem with financial fair play and can afford Messi.
After all, his marketing value is great and with him Juve is one step closer to their ultimate goal, to finally win in CL.
Still, in my opinion, Manchester City is first choice for Messi.

It would be lovely to see these two football superstars playing from same side. Juventus would be a great team for messi to play and they can afford him too. PSG is certainly another great option. I think Manchester City is going to be a bad choice for messi if he went there, he might not be able to hold on to his fame and the spotlight he gets on La liga. And Manchester city is not still a balanced team.

I agree with you.
Still, it seems Barcelona don’t want to let Messi go and maybe a very ugly lawsuit awaits us first.
Manchester City is probably Messi’s first choice because of his emotional connection to the former coach.
Still, I think it would be a lot easier for him to play in the French or Italian league.

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Quote from: Avirunes on August 28, 2020, 10:20:11 AM

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Said it yesterday that I'm okay with any outcome as long as Messi's happy, and him staying at his beloved club is what I'd prefer as a neutral who loves and respects him as well but I wonder now, as with any marriage that is clearly not working out anymore, if divorce is the eventual option? Couldn't have thought it even a year ago but here we are. Man, what this club has come to. A warning to all clubs out there not to meddle politically.

Yeah have the same opinion as well. Messi is a world class player and I as a fan don't want him to retire with his remaining years being unhappy and getting ignored with his opinions inside a club. Just let him go if you (*Barcelona*) don't want to get things done according to him.

Anyway it's gonna take long to end the chapter of Messi and there is still time with the transfer window so anything can happen.

I watched Barca for as long as I can remember so of course, it's very close to my heart for me. I can still remember Ronaldinho coaching Messi. I can still remember that flowy hair all around him and the magical teams and all those incredible moments. And even I can still remember freshly how it was with Neymar and Suarez and Messi when they conquered the world.

Feeling sad with everything now but may it end happily for him.

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Aguero removes "10" from his Instagram page.
from @KunAguero10 to @KunAguero.
is this the same thing as Juan Cuadrado who gave Ronaldo his number 7? lol

https://www.sportbible.com/football/news-fans-convinced-messi-deal-is-happening-after-aguero-change-20200827

maybe spain will help Barcelona to make messi stay. Grin

they don't want to lose their income from messi's tax, after they lost it from ronaldo.

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Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on August 29, 2020, 05:41:22 AM

Is Juventus a retirement home Wink

Messi & Ronaldo (5 years ago) in the same team would be a sight to behold. The massive wages & due to their ages low sell on fees mean it probably isn’t a good financial decision for Juve.

well, Ronaldo scored 37 goals this year, is like 30 or more years than one player scored so much with Juventus.
I think he is in the 3rd spot in the all-time top scorer for Juventus.

Besides that In these 2 years, everything is changed, the only 3 over 30yo players are CR7 Bonucci and Cuadrado, the rest are young players or bench players.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on August 29, 2020, 06:06:38 AM

It's a new day its a new life...

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/lionel-messi/club-after-summer-transfer-window

From yesterday

↑ Stay at Barca
↑ City

↓ Inter
↓ Juve

Can't really imagine that he changes his mind and stays at Barca now. Unless, of course, Barca keeps demanding an absurd transfer fee that no one is willing to pay and so forces him to stay. But that would really be a shitty move by Barca for a player who played for them for the last 20 years and has won everything there is to win.

I just read that Di Maria and Neymar are trying to convince him of PSG. ManCity and PSG are probably the best candidates right now. Don't think he will join Ronaldo at Juventus or that he goes to Inter.

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Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on August 29, 2020, 05:41:22 AM

Is Juventus a retirement home Wink

Messi & Ronaldo (5 years ago) in the same team would be a sight to behold. The massive wages & due to their ages low sell on fees mean it probably isn’t a good financial decision for Juve.

No matter the age, it would be really great to see them play together.

Since I'm a Liverpool fan I really don't want him signing for City, but from a neutral fan's perspective I think he'd produce much better football in combination with De Bruyne than with Ronaldo. That link-up with Aguero in front of them would be pure joy to watch.

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It's a new day its a new life...

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/lionel-messi/club-after-summer-transfer-window

From yesterday

↑ Stay at Barca
↑ City

↓ Inter
↓ Juve

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Quote from: Tipstar on August 29, 2020, 04:54:56 AM

Quote from: Daniel91 on August 29, 2020, 04:18:42 AM

Yes, we know that the two of them are rivals but they also respect each other.
Juve don't have problem with financial fair play and can afford Messi.
After all, his marketing value is great and with him Juve is one step closer to their ultimate goal, to finally win in CL.
Still, in my opinion, Manchester City is first choice for Messi.

It would be lovely to see these two football superstars playing from same side. Juventus would be a great team for messi to play and they can afford him too. PSG is certainly another great option. I think Manchester City is going to be a bad choice for messi if he went there, he might not be able to hold on to his fame and the spotlight he gets on La liga. And Manchester city is not still a balanced team.

Most chances Messi is not going any where he is going to stay here for some more time because its best place for him even too many rumours about him and Barcelona but if will leave then most chances he is going to be in Italy as its best place for him his style of play is also suited there not here in EPL.

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