Barca president has scheduled a clarifying talk between FC Barcelona and Holland star Frenkie de Jong.
He made some headlines with his disastrous handling of midfielder Frenkie de Jong in the summer. The Catalans wanted to sell the Dutchman in order to reduce the massive debt and register the newly signed players. However, De Jong has not been intimidated by the bosses and continues to kick for Barca. Now a clarifying conversation is imminent.
Despite all the disputes between Frenkie de Jong and FC Barcelona, the midfield genius continues to play for his chosen club and makes regular appearances despite the stiff competition. This is a small miracle when you consider that shreds have flown between the two parties.
The main cause of the problem was the salary issue. De Jong had negotiated a salary increase with Laporta’s predecessor Josep Bartomeu, which the club subsequently refused to pay. After all, FC Barcelona struggled enormously with financial fair play and was only able to register newcomers like Lewandowski very late.
Clarifying conversation with de Jong at the end of the season
The dispute over de Jong’s salary almost ended up in court. However, now it looks like things could calm down again. According to the TV broadcaster Cadena SER The players and club will sit down after the current season and discuss a salary adjustment for the Dutchman. Laporta personally is said to have initiated this proposal.
took the wind out of the sails as part of a PK before the international match against Poland. “The club has its own ideas and I have my own ideas, sometimes they clash. But at the end of the day everything went well,” explained the 25-year-old. However, he also noted that he “could not reveal some details”.
How things will continue with FC Barcelona and de Jong next summer remains open for the time being. A reconciliation with the Barca boss seems possible, but there are also clubs like FC Bayern that could definitely keep an eye on the Dutchman again.
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This article was originally published on 90min.com/de as.
Source: Stern
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