Next, there's Sandro Rosell. After that, there was Joseph Maria Bartomeu . As Barcelona looks back on these two in the future, all it wi...
Next, there's Sandro Rosell. After that, there was Joseph Maria Bartomeu. As Barcelona looks back on these two in the future, all it will be is sighs.
It's debatable if any other team in the modern century has struggled as much on and off the field under any president as Barcelona has. Barca's dreadful track record, on the other hand, does not need to be investigated. Directly into the pupil of the eye.
Bartomeu was detained on a strange charge. He paid a third party to spread misleading information about his team's players on social media.
Has anybody ever learned that the players are giving the club glory and pride, and that the club's president is recruiting institutions to spread slander about those players?
Bartomeu, blinded by his own desires, did just that. Bartomeu's strategies have cost Messi, Pique, and Guardiola the lion's share of Barcelona's success over the last decade and a half.
The two presidents of Barcelona had to go to prison as a result of this. This is a one-of-a-kind occasion. Except for Barcelona, this has never happened in any other club. Despite the fact that it is a record, it is unwelcome.
Sandro Rosell had previously been sentenced to prison. Can you recall Rossell's name? This Bartomeu's predecessor was the gentlemen. Since 2009, Barcelona has had four years in a row with the best results in their history.
From 2010 to 2014, Russell served as president. For the first three years, he presided admirably, attempting to add Neymar to the squad. Due to his tactics, Barcelona lost the transfer market fight for Neymar to Real Madrid.
Russell was unable to determine how much money was exchanged in that group or who earned funds in which sector.
Rossell limited the number of conversions when Neymar was signed in order to pay less for Santos. Due to the financial uncertainty surrounding Neymar's arrival, Rossel was forced to resign as president of Barcelona six months later. As a result, the president was sentenced to two years in prison for money laundering and bribery.
In February of this year, Rossell was given conditional bail. Rossell, who served as president of Barcelona from 2010 to 2014, was cleared of all charges in the end.
His replacement, Bartomeu, appeared to remind his ex-Russell once more by going to prison. He also gave Barcelona another umbrella record as a 'gift.'
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