lobodelsur
Just doesn't shut up
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Maybe Barca's stance on Dembele is a signal to the rest of the market that their wage structure is not sutainable at the level it was and that players are going to have to acknowledge that ? (The players who took voluntary pay cuts also had legal contracts entitling them to full payment). I agree that if he's got any sense he'll sit in the stands for 6 months and then choose his next destination.So if your colleague jumped off a cliff would you? Barcelona signed legal documents agreeing to pay Dembele a large salary. Through no fault of his, they have over reached and are now coming with a begging bowl in one hand and the other handing out more contracts! He's absolutely right to tell them to do one. The mad thing is they think they can just instruct him to leave and he'll be gone. Someone is going to have to match his existing salary, if not he's totally justified in picking up his salary and seeing out his contract.
Adama on the other hand has longer on his contract, and is asking to be made one of our top earners, when he's not even a guaranteed starter.
There is nothing even vaguely similar between these two situations
As for Traore, what makes him think that as a non-starting player he merits being one of our top earners ? His agent presumably has a deluded view of his significance to the club.