Pique leads the insurrection: Launched Barcina's locker room

The problems were not unexpected, many warned them, whether Messi would control the situation - the question that arises after the new inscription of the Spanish press.

And when it goes well - money can collapse every dressing room in the world, even Barca. Messi got a new, Pharaonic contract and no one has any objections to it, teammates have asked the club to meet him because no one can imagine leaving Barca.

But the announced arrival of Coutinha and the intention of Barcelona to buy Greizmann in the summer increased the temperature to annihilate.

The Catalans are still hoping that the Brazilian could arrive in January, that Liverpool will accept about 145 million euros.

Coutinho has allegedly already agreed a salary of 14 million euros per season. It would be the third largest salary, behind Messi and Suarez, but would completely disrupt the canvas structure. It is said that Griezmann will be paid better than Coutinha, equal to Suarez, which will only raise the storm.

The chief rider is Pique, the "socios" club and one of the people with the greatest influence in the locker room.

He warned of the craziness of such moves, and his opinion is not far from coach Valverde, who does not think that the Brazilian needs him in January and wants to bring a puncher, that's all he asks of the club.

What are the payroll "classes" in Barcelona that consume huge money on players' wages and many warn that this is unsustainable.

According to some data, Pique has 9.5 million per season, as well as Iniesta. But, Alba earns about 5 million, Busquets 7, Rakitic has slightly less, than the earliest, the smallest salary is Umtija who plays for about 3.5 million, writes Sportske.net.

In any case, we will see how Barca will solve the problems, they have to release Turan who earns close to 9 million, and has not even played this season, as well as Andre Gomez, Vermaelen, Rafinhe and a few more players whose salary in the sum exceeds 20 million euros.

• 15 Dec, 2017
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