PSG: "The players end up being kidnapped for the money" ... when the president of Barça evokes the Mbappé file

If Real Madrid has still not recovered from the extension, announced on Saturday, of Kylian Mbappé at PSG until 2025, he has received disguised support from his best enemy, FC Barcelona, ​​​​by the voice carried away and the words , sometimes eccentric, of its president Joan Laporta.

Earlier this week, the Spanish press reported that the Blaugrana locker room had been jubilant after the failure of the KM7 file, but this Wednesday, the television program el Chiringuito published a video where President Joan Laporta is questioned about the Mbappé fiasco.

After quickly responding that this news was not "sad", the boss of the Catalan club felt that PSG "distorted the market".

Laporta then explained himself further in an interview at Esportiu.

"Players end up being kidnapped for money and those who sign for PSG have almost signed their slavery," he said.

These are the effects of a club that has a state behind it.

This goes against the principles of the European Union.

It is a reflection to have on the sustainability of football in Europe”.

“If Messi and Neymar want to come back, it will be for free”

Even if he explained that he was satisfied that his rival, Real, was not "reinforced", Joan Laporta continued his charge against the Parisian club which he suspects of having approached his striker, international tricolor, Ousmane Dembélé.

“They (the Dembélé clan) have our proposal and a date to decide, because there is no more room, he specified.

We have been preparing for next season for a long time, and this is a problem we are stuck with, as the agent is not responding to the offer.

Looks like they're making a counter offer.

There is a priority at the moment, which is to get the economy back on track”.

It is therefore difficult in these conditions to imagine a return of Messi or Neymar.

"Neymar is an exceptional player," said Laporta.

I personally like it.

He nevertheless signed at PSG for a long time.

If Messi and Neymar want to come back, it will be for free.

We are unable to reach an agreement to transfer these players.

But even if we had the ability, we wouldn't do that.

It would be illogical.

In any case, the coach decides.