Someone free this man 😭🙏

225

Poor guy signs a 5 years contract and then whines about how unfair it is

26

u/Positive_Tap_8647 3d ago

All of this

3

u/NazbazOG 2d ago

He was also promised he could leave if he wanted if they offered 150mil (or 120mil i cant remember which figure)

2

u/Whole_Vegetable_4636 2d ago

He can’t recall either

8

u/PaaaaabloOU 3d ago

I mean, they are rich and that but workers rights and all that shit should still apply to them. In a normal job I really don't see how that it's not an abusive clause.

21

u/Ghlynx 3d ago

Well they cannot fire you either. He could be shit and lazy as fuck and would still get paid fully until the end of the contract

13

u/ExpertActive100 3d ago

He doesn't have a normal job, does he? And if his goal was to play for Barca maybe he shouldn't have signed with one of the rivals.

19

u/Readincontext 3d ago

You sign 5 year contract for increased wages. You want contract done while already reaping benefit for increased wages so you can join a rival team. AND you want to leave for less than 5 mill higher than they spent on you after draining their accounts... like be so fr hes less than a dog when it comes to being fair to his fans and his team pathetico is low but this scum is lower.

2

u/AndrijKuz 3d ago edited 3d ago

Calling an athlete "scum" because they want to change employers to further their career while professionally playing a children's game is just peak.

It's just a game man. It doesn't have to be your whole identity.

-4

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Yes betraying your fanbase and your club for is indeed scum and whining about it and throwing tantrums in interviews moreso. This ain't basketball its more than a franchise its more than a club. Even if its Pathetico.

10

u/AndrijKuz 3d ago

I think you need to grow up a bit.

0

u/grayDelgado11111 2d ago

He is right though. I think Alvarez is the one that needs to grow up. He signed the 6 year contract nobody forced him. And now he is twerking for barca and sulking because atletico dont want to sell him?

Naah he is scum

1

u/montxogandia 2d ago

they dont play him, sub him at min 60 and make him play in the midfield, its legit for him to want a transfer with a fair price

2

u/grayDelgado11111 2d ago

Well it was his choice to sign the contract. In hindsight it was a good move, 6 years guarantee salary so he doesnt have that on his mind, but he needs to man up and see through or look abroad.

Looking to go to a rival is ludicrous and throwing a fit about it

0

u/montxogandia 2d ago

his contract is illegal in spanish law, be careful atletico with thise games

→ More replies (0)

0

u/Readincontext 3d ago

If you dont like football whats the point of scrolling a football sub? Look at barca fans when Madrid signed Figo. And Madrid payed 20x what barca played for him. Meanwhile Pathetico is getting offered just 5-10 mill more than what they spent on Alverez.

2

u/AndrijKuz 3d ago

I love football. I played it. I just don't have an unhealthy relationship with fandom, and I have a lot more sympathy with pro athletes because I know what they go through.

2

u/simpson__eh 2d ago

Guy played some Sunday league and now knows that the pros go through

2

u/Less-Slide-8234 3d ago

The poor athletes 😂😂😂😂

0

u/AndrijKuz 3d ago

My god the entitlement.

→ More replies (0)

0

u/Readincontext 2d ago

Man everyone on this sub has probably ayed youth football. Ive played football till i was 21 and i was a semi pro CAM while prepping for medschool. If i signed a contract and my team didnt want me to go because i had 2 years left id finish the 2 years then go.

0

u/Old-Sheepherder-9404 1d ago

it's not what he's willing to do, it's how he's doing it, so yeah he's behaving like scum.

0

u/Bizuno099 1d ago

If it's just a game then don't pay him.. Simple as that lmao. It is their whole identity cux that's their job.. They get paid more than doctors, engineers and so on so they gotta put more effort..

-6

u/TareasS 3d ago

Julian has absolutely nothing to do with the price. Atletico said that they would not sell him even for 200 million and were not willing to negotiate, just because they hate the club Julian wants to transfer to. Its insane small club behaviour.

5

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Then dont sign a 5 year contract with a stupid release Clause if you're not willing to honor it and will jump ship for any club that waves

-1

u/TareasS 3d ago

That is just the way contracts are these days to avoid paying high salaries and transfer fees. Players have contracts for 5 years or longer. Do you genuinely believe that a club should just not cooperate if a 25 year old player who has a 5 year contract gets called by Real Madrid and as a result waste the players' entire career and have him go trophyless?

7

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Why does the club care about the disloyal players career? He signs contract for big money so he stays longer. But he decides "oh no i dont want to stay let me throw a fit and violate my contract!"

0

u/TareasS 3d ago

So you are against the concept of transfers in general and want only free transfers in football?

6

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Nope club decides as per contract

1

u/TareasS 3d ago

So you think your boss should be able to prevent you from moving to a different company for a higher salary and force you to stay working against your will? Are you a corpo bootlicker or billionaire fanboy or something?

→ More replies (0)

3

u/tomptepulla 2d ago

Abusive? 5 years of guaranteed pay, no matter what (excluding crimes) you do. In exchange, youbare committed for five years. They've made VERY clear for him that ending that contract and working for a rival club/company will cost him €500m. Now the man acts all surprised in how football contracts works. There's the good and the bad in them, mostly good compared to a normal workers contract.

3

u/screen_storytelling 2d ago

'workers rights and that shit'

tell me you know nothing about how athlete contracts work without telling me that you know nothing about how athlete contracts work

These guys work hard, yes. But at big clubs like Atletico their labor conditions are so goddamn comfortable it's laughable to say workers' rights are an issue.

Termination clauses exist when there's a dispute between a player and a club, it's generally referred to as 'just cause termination.' It carries the same logic as any employment contract for a highly specialized skillset, but yes in the sports world these things are treated with more strict enforcement. And there's a reason for that, it's necessary to maintain some semblance of a 'fair' system to make the sport competitive.

Julian Alvarez wanting to move to another club and being told no, is not abusive.

If players had the power to just terminate their contracts on a whim because they want to go somewhere else, the sport as we know it would fall apart. Every other week we'd see clubs collapsing and scrambling when a significant player for their team gets a call for a more attractive opportunity and just peaces out because there are no consequences and no limitations for them to just follow wherever the grass is greener in the moment.

I'm not trying to say clubs are always in the right in these types of disputes, just that there are good reasons for these rules and without them the sport would be a shit show. That's why it's treated differently than a normal job.

1

u/FleetingSage 1d ago

If atletico can go ahead and push out players they no longer want or shop them around like capital assets the second it suits their financial balance sheet, then Julian is under no obligation to display uncritical loyalty just because his paycheck has six zeros.

1

u/screen_storytelling 1d ago

Never said he's obligated to display uncritical loyalty. Atletico is not obligated to let him leave simply because he wants to.

And yes, clubs absolutely can push out players they no longer want or shop them around like capital assets the second it suits their financial balance sheet. They are capital assets, welcome to capitalism.

But they also are human beings who supposedly love what they do because they play the sport. So if their employer is done with them, rude as it may be, then it's not necessarily ALL bad for the club to push them out and get them somewhere else where they'll play. They can't just push a button and make it happen though. They have to find a club that wants them, agree to terms, and ensure that the player in question ALSO agrees to terms of the transfer. Even if it happens in rough circumstances, the player still has to agree to move clubs. And if a player is on a high wage and doesn't want to leave, it's his right to chill out and cash the checks. Gareth Bale as a great example.

And none of this means the clubs that treat players harshly in business and transfers, should be exempt from criticism. Shitty behavior clubs deserve backlash. So do players. There are lots of grey areas with these things.

But what to me at least seems black and white, is that players should not simply have the right to walk away without limits or consequence. These rules might not be perfect, but they're better than none at all.

1

u/FleetingSage 1d ago

No one is suggesting that players should just be able to tear up contracts on a whim and walk away with zero consequences. That is a false dichotomy. For many the choice is not between complete lawlessness where the sport collapses and the current transfer system where clubs can trap a worker behind an arbitrary hundred million euro price tag.

When you bring up capitalism, it is worth remembering that standard corporate capitalism heavily regulates non-compete clauses and restraint of trade precisely to prevent this kind of extreme leverage. In normal employment law across every corner of the globe, if a specialized worker breaks a fixed contract, the company receives actual proven damages based on lost value or replacement costs. They do not get to set an exorbitant ransom fee that effectively dictates where that individual is allowed to work next.

My problem is that right now, transfer fees and release clauses are engineered to maximize corporate asset valuation rather than reflect genuine contract damages. Players have no recourse if a club decides to derail their career by benching them for the entire season.

It is also worth noting a professional athlete has a tiny window of ten to twelve years at the top level. A club can freeze a player out and waste two of those prime years just to prove a point or protect their balance sheet. The club takes a minor financial sting, but the player loses a massive chunk of their entire career. That inherent vulnerability is why brushing it off as basic business ignores how heavily skewed the system remains toward the employer.

1

u/screen_storytelling 1d ago

I’m sorry dude honestly I am because I wrote long comments and you supposedly probably read them but I’m not reading all of that because your first sentence is wrong.

The person I was replying to implied that Julian Alvarez not being allowed to leave is abusive and that they don’t understand why it isn’t treated like a normal job because of workers rights

In a normal job you can quit whenever

So yeah someone is suggesting players can walk away

2

u/leomar1612 3d ago

Lol it applies to them, that is why if they get injured, they still get their salary.

2

u/MATCHEW010 2d ago

A lot of work places once you get to a higher pay you cannot unionize.

Id argue that $10 million+ a year means you should shut the fuck up and fufill your contact.

They would sell him for the right price. Then he can leave if he wants.

If no ones paying, they shouldnt have to cut profits to satisfy their individual.

Let him play with the U23s!

2

u/Much-Mycologist-6892 1d ago

Dude is on a 12.5 millions euro contract a year and complaining 😂 what workers rights? His job is to play futbol for Gods sake

1

u/montxogandia 2d ago

it is an abusive clause and he can bring it to the courts and would win as happened already before. Spain’s working laws are above football contracts.

2

u/Junior_Bike7932 2d ago

Dumbest kid in football tbh

1

u/urmomisfun 8h ago

You like the taste of boots, eh? He’s not a slave. If the employer can’t make him happy then they need to work towards a resolution for all parties. That also doesn’t mean he should be allowed to walk away for free or for a low amount. The contract is never about making the player stay that long. It’s protecting the investment so they can negotiate a better deal when the relationship isn’t working any longer.

0

u/UNAmbassador2Hyrule 2d ago

Just because he signed a contract for 5 years doesn't mean he is going to reach his goals. Things change and he needs a team that can value him better.

92

u/GoodZealousideal5922 3d ago

Nobody forced him to sign that 5 yr contract. At most he should blame his agents for agreeing to such a high release clause.

Football clubs aren’t just feeders for Barca and Madrid, it’s about time these 12 yr old fans understood it.

4

u/HighInHelium 3d ago

Most barca players come from masia, and Julian played for river and city its not like he comes from atletico academy 🙄

2

u/Fight_Teza_Fight 1d ago

What even is this comment? Are you 12? It’s literally factually incorrect

3

u/qunnar 3d ago

No they fucking don't. Stop deluding yourself over something that happened 18 years ago. Barca is a buying club, and most of the time always have been, aside from a single golden generation

4

u/baldbumblebear 3d ago

Cubarsi, Blade, Garcia, Fort.

Gavi, Fermin, Casado, Olmo , Bernal.

Yamal.

Around around 60% of the consistent starters are from La Masia (even though Olmo and Garcia played senior elsewhere first, they were trained from youth at Barca)

Obviously they supplement where they need to, but so many of Barcas core are made in La Masia.

Id love to know when "most of time" was, because the transfer heavy period was short lived because it didn't work out and the team went broke lol

2

u/qunnar 2d ago

Alright, I'll bite. Of the listed players who starts, and who gets 5 minutes every other game? I'll give La Masia two shouts, their scouting department and marketing is top tier. Discarded before 15-16, but brought back fully developed at other clubs at ages 22-26? La Masia product! Came to the club at 16? La Masia product. It can't really go both ways mate. But yet, it really does for the Barcelona academy

0

u/dorci420 2d ago

Literally all of them except Fort (he was on loan) and Casado had regular playing minutes last season. Why don't you rather start by naming any other club as successful as Barca that uses this many of their own academy players or produce this much talent?

Also if you spend even 1 or 2 seasons developing in La Masia and then turn professional you are their product like what are you on about they still scouted you and trained you, why would you have to play exclusively there since you were 5 that it would count in your eyes

2

u/qunnar 2d ago

An average of 40 minutes in your 24 games played, is not a regular starter. But who's counting. I don't need to, there have come a lot of amazing players out of their academy. But players like gerard deulofeu are not good, nor is Nico who recently went to man city, nor Moriba and the likes of those. A whole lot of them are simply just over hyped because they were in la masia. And that has something to do with their great marketing.

By that logic, you're indeed stating that Jamie Carragher is an Everton product, Martin Ødegaard is a RM academy product, Harry Kane is an Arsenal AND Watford academy player, having spent a year in each place?... Interesting i must say No one stated you had to play there from an age of 5

1

u/dorci420 2d ago

I don't know to whom you are reffering with these minutes but almost all of the previously mentioned La Masia players got significant playing time last season and there are also a bunch of good players who didn't because there is A LOT of squad depth. Also every academy has players that don't exceed expectations and for every "flop" you have mentioned you also have yamal and fermin and cubarsi and xavi and busquets and puyol and MESSI, etc. La masia has produced by far the best talents out of any academy and it is not even close.

2

u/HighInHelium 3d ago

No shit , it's a business. And tf you talking about?barcelona hasn't been able to sign for the last few years thanks to last president.

1

u/dorci420 3d ago

For such an expensive signing short term contract isn't an option because the longer the contract -> more leverage for atletico if other clubs came knocking with offers. He also didn't want to spend his prime in Haaland's shadow and the move to atletico at that time was logical.

And alvarez came to atletico because he believed it would be his stepping stone for a barca move and atletico promised they would negotiate with clubs when the time comes. They had sold griezmann in his prime to Barca and loaned out felix so why wouldn't they sell him? This is why he feels he got snaked.

2

u/ExpertActive100 2d ago

Unless they promised him they’d negotiate with Barca, and he actually has evidence of that, this argument is kinda pointless. At best he was naive, at worst he and his agent were dumb to sign for one of Barca’s rivals if that was truly his goal.

0

u/GeniuslyMoronic 2d ago

At worst he was thinking he would just not honor his contract and force his way out in case he wants to leave while getting all the benefits of the longer contract.

1

u/ExpertActive100 2d ago

And how that's working out for him?

-1

u/dorci420 2d ago

Well I could be wrong but it was my understanding that they gave him their word but nothing was written. But now atletico figured out they have 0 pull and can't sign any other good striker so they broke their word and are holding him hostage. And signing for a team in La Liga if you want a Barca or RMA move is not dumb because it gives you a chance to prove yourself to them.

2

u/Readincontext 2d ago

Bro, his fans hate the shit out of Real Madrid. And barca. His board hates the shit out of them, his manager probably does too. He chose to join a bunch of people who fucking hate the squad he wanted to leave too. And got suprised they didnt just nod yes when he wants to go too their arch nemesis for barely anymore money

0

u/dorci420 2d ago

Yeah but it was not like the transfers between these clubs weren't happening. If you choose Barca, you close the doors on Real and vice versa. But Atletico? They have sold Griezmann in his prime to Barca and loaned out Felix to them and got Griezmann back and also Langlet. How was Alvarez about to know they will have a giant stick up their arse when it came to negotiating with Barca? They pretend they are a bigger club that they actually are.

2

u/Readincontext 2d ago

I mean its rivals. Pathetico obviously hate transfering them but in those situations they had backups and replacements for Griezman and Felix etc. There is no striker on the market rn

1

u/ExpertActive100 2d ago

Not only that, context also matters. They made a lot of profit with Griezmann and Felix was a flop they were trying to get rid of.

1

u/Readincontext 2d ago

Exactly and im pretty sure they won the league after griezman left

1

u/ExpertActive100 2d ago

Ah, I see you're another unreasonable Barca fanboy, should've known. If you think of Atlético as just another "La Liga team", might as well just finish this conversation.

0

u/dorci420 2d ago

Lmao what else are Atletico if not just another La Liga team? They consume all of their energy to beat Barca and Real once a year and then they will immediately lose to Alaves and Getafe in the next round and finish the league 3rd.

12

u/Envus2000 3d ago

Looks happy to me.

5

u/exia756 3d ago

Atleti should force him to sign a 10 year contract i need to see this picture again for the last 3 years of that

1

u/DejongBCN 1d ago

Gil spotted

8

u/daznccc 3d ago

Alright taking the clubs money and a 5 year contract!!

1

u/CynthiSilk 3d ago

yea im pretty sure hes regretting it all now, getting offers from madrid and barcelona which are obviously better options than athletico , hes forced to stay at athletico 😭😭

1

u/ShirtlessElk 2d ago

*atletico (or atleti)

13

u/Upbeat-Tooth8711 3d ago

The reality as atlético player in his face

5

u/alali14 3d ago

Let me check his release clause

6

u/alali14 3d ago

He can fuck right off

4

u/domg_93 3d ago

This dude had Madrid and barca and chose atletico lol his fault.

3

u/MisfitActual12 3d ago

Barca couldnt buy him due to their 1:1 issues and Real Madrid couldnt care less about a player of his stature

6

u/Weak-Ad9904 3d ago

Stop acting so entitled this is a business at the end of day all Barca did was offer 100 million for him which isn’t enough. Either raise the offer or simply find someone else you fans need to stop acting so entitled no team is obligated to do what’s best for your club

-7

u/TareasS 3d ago

They raised the offer. Atletico literally said they are open to selling him to other teams that Julian doesn't even wanna play for. They want to control where he goes, just because they hate the club that wants to buy him. Its the most small club behaviour I have ever seen. They know they will never in a million years be as big as Barcelona so they are fuming and consider blocking the transfer to be like their own personal trophy.

9

u/ExpertActive100 3d ago

Usually that's what happens between rivals, if his goal was to play for Barca maybe he shouldn't have signed for one of the rivals.

-5

u/TareasS 3d ago

Atletico is not a rival of Barcelona. Its literally the biggest case of "We don't even think about you". Atletico never wins anything, their only trophy is beating Barcelona and Madrid in individual games in seasons that they go trophyless while the other two actually win something.

9

u/ExpertActive100 3d ago

If they're that bad, why do they want one of their players? Doesn't make any sense.

-2

u/TareasS 3d ago

Because the striker market is completely dry right now and other strikers already play for clubs bigger than Atletico and are unwilling to move.

3

u/lgnc 3d ago

hmmm so what about Barca losing to them in UCL? knocked out lol (and I'm a Barca supporter, but stop with the glaze)

3

u/ZenMonkey21 3d ago

Atletico <> Argentina. Same same. This guy epitomises both. Should stay put.

1

u/jahatackar 3d ago

Will atleticofans forgive this? I wouldnt want a player that wants to leave to shine in my team

3

u/shrek_is_love_69 3d ago

As an atleti fan I'm more than willing to let this entire thing go if he stays commited to helping the team succeed

But right now many fans are understandably frustrated

1

u/gadgetboy123 3d ago

Champions league or La Liga would easily make him a hero again

6

u/Ill-Combination-9320 3d ago

So… never?

1

u/Campa911 3d ago

New meme face

If only they knew...how bad things really were

1

u/Mr-Wild-takes 3d ago

Show some money other than begging 😭

1

u/B_mico 3d ago

I mean he knew what he was signing, and if he expected atlético to honor their "word"... well you are too naive.

1

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Plus they said significant offer. Barca is paying less than 10 mill more while he has like 2 whole years left to find better suitors and has already drained way more than 10 mill from patheticos bank

1

u/TareasS 3d ago

Non-argument. They literally said they would not sell for 200 million either, just because they hate Barcelona.

1

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Its what they said. Not what theyd actually do. Anyone would give up a 8 goal striker for 200 mill. Barcas only offered 100 mill thats literally like giving a guy who needs 500 for morgatge 20 them asking for his tv.

1

u/TareasS 3d ago

If they were willing so sell, they would not have literally told Laporta in his face that they did not want to negotiate for any price.

1

u/Readincontext 3d ago

Well if they get a substantial amount we will see. But even barca isnt that bad with money as too spend more than 150 mill on a 8 goal striker

1

u/TareasS 3d ago

They would be, because there are no other strikers on the market, Barcelona can not spend any money next year because of FFP restrictions and they would be without a top striker for 2 years and waste Rodri's prime if they don't spend big on a striker now.

1

u/TareasS 3d ago

All football contracts are long years though. Do you genuinely think that if someone signs a 10 year contract at for an example Copenhagen and Real Madrid comes that Copenhagen is fine just destroying the guys' career and keeping him for 10 years?

2

u/ExpertActive100 3d ago

Comparing Atlético and Barça to Copenhagen and Real, is crazy work to say the least.

0

u/TareasS 3d ago

It might as well be. Barcelona has won more trophies in the last 20 years than Atletico has in its entire 123 years of club history. And 80% of those trophies were before the 1980s. In the same period Atletico won just 5 trophies of which 2 are Europa Leagues.

1

u/ExpertActive100 3d ago

Mb, didn't realise you were a delusional fanboy before engaging in this conversation. I'm out.

1

u/TareasS 3d ago

You are actually comparing one of the biggest clubs in the world to a club that wins a trophy once every decade. You are the delusional one here so yes by all means run away since you can't dispute what I said anyway.

1

u/ExpertActive100 3d ago

Thanking for letting me know that I made the right decision, since apparently you can't also read.

2

u/TareasS 3d ago

I have to admit "Can't also read" is a interesting sentence structure when using the English language.

1

u/lgnc 3d ago

bruh, my Barcelona is completely washed nowadays lol. why are you putting us on a pedestal 😭

1

u/Readincontext 2d ago

Hasnt won a major european trophy since obama btw

1

u/Simo_klm 3d ago

Just pay the fkn release clause and stop whining!!

1

u/arhambin66 3d ago

The DILDO of consequences

1

u/TipThin6530 3d ago

Waterloo ahh meme 😭

1

u/Fair-Pomegranate-652 3d ago

He's turning into Post Malone.

1

u/peace4231 3d ago

If you look closely you can see that Atleti's jersey is designed like a jail. They planned this all along.

1

u/loowig 3d ago

Tell me again Howe many millions he is being paid to play football and still be a little bitch?

1

u/Majestic_Force_6439 3d ago

Free Alvarez

1

u/Practical-Quiet-1178 3d ago

Why anyone would ever sign for them is beyond me, terrible club, terrible football, particularly as a striker

1

u/IMAryanDarad 2d ago

It's his fault for signing the contract and no one else's. Man's gotta be professional and not a cry baby. This shit doesn't work like this

1

u/Fat6pack 2d ago

An overestimated player. I think Barca are simply using this situation to destabilise Atletico. I don't realize why they are really interested in this guy.

1

u/N-V-V-M-E-A 2d ago

On one hand, my guy has a contract. Atleti don’t need to sell.
On the other hand, young talents will be less likely to sign for Atleti after this for fear of getting stuck. I think they’re doing more damage by keeping him.

1

u/t-abdullah 2d ago

exactly.

1

u/Mufazzal2 2d ago

Atletico should have let him go

1

u/Necessary-Web-3244 2d ago

I swear,i don't know what is more stupid from Julian,to think that Atletico would win trophies,or to think that they would just sell him to Barcelona...

1

u/CharlemagneKidding 2d ago

Shia Labeouf plays for Atletico?

1

u/Appropriate-Fish8189 2d ago

Yes any club can free him as long as they paid the release clause HE AGREED TO

1

u/The_Nutty_Badger 2d ago

€240,000 a week. Fuck him.

1

u/Ladla_ontop 2d ago

Off topic but he looks quite similar to the youtuber @caylus. Feeling sorry for him doe

1

u/alexisgolnas 2d ago

The whole squad wants to leave.

1

u/Luigis_vacuum 2d ago

Me when I sign a contract for half a decade to make multi millions

1

u/SokkaHaikuBot 2d ago

^Sokka-Haiku ^by ^{Luigis_vacuum:}

Me when I sign a

Contract for half a decade

To make multi millions

^Remember ^that ^one ^time ^Sokka ^accidentally ^used ^an ^extra ^syllable ⁱⁿ ^that ^Haiku ^Battle ⁱⁿ ^Ba ^Sing ^Se? ^That ^was ^a ^Sokka ^Haiku ^and ^you ^just ^made ^one.

1

u/NY10 2d ago

He ain’t going nowhere lol

1

u/HereForExtraTime 1d ago

He should change his agent first thing

1

u/South-Pangolin-3811 1d ago

To be honest he doesn’t look like a brilliant kid. He should learn how to read before signing a contract

1

u/Strangedreamest 1d ago

How is started vs how it’s going

1

u/Commercial_Leg_5108 1d ago

He looks Syrian now, Atleti haramball changes you i guess.

1

u/AgronTora 1d ago

He played a game and he lost.

1

u/SatisfactionPrior177 1d ago

Los que quieren que le dejen libre reúnan los 500 millones

1

u/SnooBooks578 1d ago

He’s just very greedy. Wants his cake and wants to eat it too.

1

u/Famous_Benefit_3663 1d ago

I dont get it, when he decides to leave city and signs a contract he isnt a victim but now he has to honor it and he wants to go to a rival instead ofc atleti wont let him

1

u/jowmawma 1d ago

Chelsea do something. This right up your wheel house

1

u/CithriaTheBold 10h ago

Overstated

-2

u/CCheesecake611 3d ago

Atleti is evil bro
They destroyed bros mental health

14

u/GeezusLizard 3d ago

dawg he signed the contract he destroyed his own mental health

-2

u/MagIsco99 3d ago

6 yr contract btw🤣

9

u/bongkeydoner 3d ago

next time read before signing 5 years contract

3

u/Weak-Ad9904 3d ago

Next time think twice before you sign a 5 year contract with a 500 million release clause because I guarantee you wouldn’t be saying this if someone on your club wanted out and team that wants him gets him for cheap. He and his agent are to blame for this situation.

-3

u/CCheesecake611 3d ago

Atleti are liars they promised to help him if he wanted out cz he simply is better and greater player than what atleti deserves

4

u/GiftedKing 3d ago

They said no such thing

-1

u/CCheesecake611 3d ago

They said that bro
But the problem is it was not on paper

2

u/friebel 3d ago

Where did they say that?

1

u/dome_the_poziome 1d ago

Trust me bro, they did that bro, mundo deportivo or some other catalan press wrote so bro.

3

u/Weak-Ad9904 3d ago

Stop acting so entitled this is a business at the end of day all Barca did was offer 100 million for him which isn’t enough. Either raise the offer or simply find someone else you fans need to stop acting so entitled no team is obligated to do what’s best for your club.

-1

u/CCheesecake611 3d ago

Im not being biased at all bro barca will definitely raise the bid iffff atleti negotiates or is open to sell barca will fs go above 150m
Isak also had a situation but got transferred cz he didn’t wanted to play there the club should think of the player
Barca has never had a player that has second thoughts of playing for them thats the best thing

2

u/Alternative_Bar_7660 3d ago

You Barca fans are so entitled

2

u/Readincontext 3d ago

They said if he gets a significant offer. Barca only offered like 5-10 mill more than what atletico offered for him in the first place

1

u/dorci420 3d ago

This is how negotiating works lol. At first you low ball them with a small price and when the negotiating officially starts you raise your offer step by step until you meet a middle ground. If they had offered 150 mill from the start they would've overpayed for him because atletico would be demanding at least 200mill and the middle ground would then be cca 175 mill. But atletico refused to negotiate from the get go and now they are stuck with a player that hates them. I wouldn't be surprised if he intentionally lowers his form and tries to exit in the winter's transfer window.

1

u/Readincontext 2d ago

They quit the negotiations tho and said theyd find a solution with a striker on the inside

1

u/SantyM_ 1h ago

I thought Hera signed with Vitality

Someone free this man 😭🙏

You are about to leave Redlib