Messi hates Gerard Pique 'more than Bartomeu': Sources
There has been a lot of jabber throughout the years in regards to fractures in the connection between Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique.
The two foundations of Barcelona's outcome in their own particular manner, and inseparable from the club's character, it was continuously bewildering to peruse or hear stories that the pair don't coexist well with one another.
All the show erupted by and by in the media, around the hour of Messi's dubious takeoff from Barcelona, which was trailed by wage cuts across the crew, with Pique tolerating a monstrous decrease to set a model.
Notwithstanding, a book called 'Magnificence to Hell' (h/t Albiceleste Talk on Twitter), composed by rumored writers like Sique Rodriguez, Sergi Escudero and Adria Soldevila has uncovered that there is ill will between the pair all things considered.
The book investigates every one of the occasions and issues encompassing the questionable official residency of Josep Maria Bartomeu at Barcelona.
It is notable at this point that the obscure dealings of the ex-president made a far reaching influence that set off a gigantic monetary emergency, and as a result constrained Messi's takeoff even after Joan Laporta came in and took over to fix the wreck.
Furthermore, the book additionally expresses that Pique's compensation decrease was not generally welcomed by Messi. He supposedly felt infuriated that Pique didn't consent to it before the Argentine needed to leave because of the heavy pay bill disregarding the monetary fair play guidelines.
There is new discussion about significantly more clash considering the spilled sound accounts where Pique involved Messi's name for gain in the Supercup dealings with Saudi Arabia.
Before, there have been different cases where Pique and Messi have been painted as adversaries. Whether there is any substance to this discussion stays obscure, on the grounds that it likely could be affecting superfluous contention.
In any case, in football, nothing can be precluded, particularly with all the harshness that Bartomeu's residency left behind at Barcelona
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