Following Lionel Messi’s transfer from FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), a European Court will decide in 2021 if the Argentine star’s signing broke UEFA’s financial fair play rules.
This development came about as a result of a petition signed by FC Barcelona supporters in Lyon.
Because of this, it will be up to a chamber of the European Court in Luxembourg to determine if Messi’s acquisition by PSG on Tuesday violated financial fair play.
Despite the fact that Messi joined on a free transfer, the former Barcelona player’s pay (40 million euros this season) is what started the whole thing.
Messi’s legal problem has arisen at the worst possible time for PSG, which is currently experiencing tension as a result of Mbappe’s rumoured desire to quit the team in January.
However, Messi, who is having a strong season in France, and PSG will be concerned starting at 09:30 on Tuesday when the inquiry starts, even though further information about this complaint won’t be revealed until next week.
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Recall that Ter Stegen has gone 624 minutes without a loss and has only let up one goal thus far this season, which was Isak’s strike in the 4-1 victory at Anoeta. The German will be hoping to continue that streak in the Clásico because it is his best since moving to Camp Nou in the summer of 2014. Claudio Bravo held Barça’s LaLiga unbeaten streak (755 minutes in the 2014–15 season), which was snapped precisely at the Bernabéu with a 3-1 loss.