BarcelonaThe joy and optimism of Joan Laporta and his board in relation to the continuity of Leo Messi and the planning of the staff has been gone in recent days in the face of the great difficulty of emptying the locker room of high salaries. With the help of football director Mateu Alemany, Barça have tried to get the League to soften the limit of net financial play in order to announce the renewal of its franchise player while working to save the most oversized chips. But the president of the employer, Javier Tebas, remains firm with the current rules and the recipe that must be followed at the Camp Nou to get to the start of the competition with both the 10 and the new signings ready to debut. “I don’t know if Messi will start the league with Barça, but if there are no exits it will be impossible,” the Aragonese lawyer said in statements to The sixth. That is, there will be, for the time being, no measure of grace to help retain the League’s main assets.
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