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I've seen a few people saying Messi can buy out his contract. Where is this coming from? It's clear that this isn't a possibility or it would have been a done deal by now. Happy to be proved wrong
It of course IS a possibility. It’s coming from being a law. Look up Webster ruling.

Messi doesn’t want to go down that route as it means Court and being sued. No major transfer has gone through this way as it’s a rabbit hole that leaves all clubs open. That’s why it’s all a game of brinksmanship and why City are “officially” keeping their distance until the dispute is resolved.
 
So he can buy himself out, it's a law but he can get sued and it will take years. Sounds like a feasible option...
 
Finally our dalliance with paying hundreds of millions to a 33 yr old genius is now looking unlikely can we now attempt to do what we failed to do last season please ffs buy a centre half infact lets buy one before the start of the season. because every game we play i cannot keep watching through my fingers Just throwing this in but after the attack on PEP BY ULI HOENESS [spelt wrong] when are we going to give BM a bloody nose lets tap one of there players up!
 
Let the war of attrition commence
A few days in ots wearing but that's because we were primed for atom bombs.

I think we need a mental re-fix. Messi is playing the long game. Every day is a day closer to the transfer window and the vice gets ever tighter. Come October, if Messi has committed so much, he wont back down and in January he can negotiate a free transfer. Is bartomeu prepared to lose everything?

There are no stakes for City. We can chill. For Barcelona they're witnessing the end of an era and the destruction of a legacy.
 
Quick question : What is stopping Messi from using the Webster ruling to buy out the remaining year of his contract?

If a player is over the age of 28 he can buy out his contract after 2 years, so - technically - we could front him the money and he could walk (if he was truly serious about leaving).

Or am I not understanding the rule / his contract / its jurisdiction correctly ?
 
Quick question : What is stopping Messi from using the Webster ruling to buy out the remaining year of his contract?

If a player is over the age of 28 he can buy out his contract after 2 years, so - technically - we could front him the money and he could walk (if he was truly serious about leaving).

Or am I not understanding the rule / his contract / its jurisdiction correctly ?

exactly and he said he’s not a Barça player anymore etc as well, so what’s going on!!!

how can he stay for a year if he thinks he’s contract is up lmao.
 
Quick question : What is stopping Messi from using the Webster ruling to buy out the remaining year of his contract?

If a player is over the age of 28 he can buy out his contract after 2 years, so - technically - we could front him the money and he could walk (if he was truly serious about leaving).

Or am I not understanding the rule / his contract / its jurisdiction correctly ?
Webster ruling exist but no one is using it. It is a taboo in the game. It is said clubs have a tacit agreement about not using it because it would be the equivalent of opening the Pandora box.
 
Quick question : What is stopping Messi from using the Webster ruling to buy out the remaining year of his contract?

If a player is over the age of 28 he can buy out his contract after 2 years, so - technically - we could front him the money and he could walk (if he was truly serious about leaving).

Or am I not understanding the rule / his contract / its jurisdiction correctly ?


That would still cost a huge amount as he's on €1m after tax, so that's at least €80m, probably closer to €100m, I would expect there is also a Spanish law that prevents this if a player has a buyout clause.
 
And the case can be dropped. If the next Barca president wishes. If not Messi will have earned it twice over anyhow.
There's also la Liga and tebas. The whole thing is a minefield. There's a FIFA arbitration panel which rule on such disputes but I think they are only triggered by transfers and their opinion is not binding on subsequent legal action
 
So he can buy himself out, it's a law but he can get sued and it will take years. Sounds like a feasible option...
It’s an option Barca really don’t want as their layout will likely be £50-60 (his remaining contract) but it’s court and a judge (CAS) gets to decide which leaves liabilities open but in all likelihood Barca won’t get any money for 2-4 years.

City don’t want that as it leaves our players open to also being poached that way in the future.
 
exactly and he said he’s not a Barça player anymore etc as well, so what’s going on!!!

how can he stay for a year if he thinks he’s contract is up lmao.

Well he won't stay for a year, unless he changes his mind, will he ?
If he decides to stay then it's not relevant anymore is it ?

If not he'll go. And we already know, he'd rather not do that via court, don't we ?

So even if he is definitely leaving & willing to go to court if neccessary, he would still be working to avoid all the shit wouldn't he ?

But in reality, you already know all that due to your other 159 questions on it, don't you ?
 
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