Javier Tebas, president of LaLiga, appeared this Sunday morning on Twitter to continue providing his information on the departure of Leo Messi from FC Barcelona. The president, with two tweets, contributed news in his version of the Argentine's march.
The president of the employer qualified an article in La Vanguardia in which he spoke of a meal he attended with Joan Laporta, president of Barcelona, in which Messi's contract to the employer's president was detailed. He explains that that dinner took place on July 14 (the article provides a different date) and that they talked about the pact with the CVC venture capital fund that sent money to Barcelona that, in theory, made possible the registration of Messi.
Laporta, in his press conference on Friday, rejected that pact, but Tebas assures that they had known him for several weeks, that they had documentation and that there was “abundant enthusiasm.” The president of LaLiga accompanied this tweet along with the hashtag #LaVerdad.
Prior to this clarification, the president also cited another article from El Confidencial. Javier Tebas assured that what was written was close to “the reality of what happened.” “LaLiga belongs to all its clubs / sad and not one because of the 'pseudo power' of its president,” he says, pointing to Joan Laporta.
Article of @Kike_Marin_ that is getting closer to the reality of what happened.
@the league it belongs to all their clubs / sad, and not one because of the “pseudo power” of its president.Joan Laporta, from “gulf smeared with Roures” to Florentino's best ally against LaLiga https://t.co/mhr6cdMHbL?
– Javier Tebas Medrano (@Tebasjavier) August 8, 2021