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Quote from: mamesso on Today at 09:16:46 AM

Laporta actions seemed to want to cover up his mistakes in the failed transfer case which caused Barcelona to experience financial problems. Several transfers during the era of Laporta leadership made Barcelona finances decline further due to the players brought in not meeting expectations. The most memorable case is probably when Barcelona brought in Griezmann and then sold him back to Atletico at a cheap price.

It is very natural for Xavi to mention Barcelona financial problems when he held a press conference. On the one hand, he needs top players to improve Barcelona quality, but his wishes cannot be realized due to Barcelona financial limitations. He was forced to implement a policy of producing new stars from the La Masia academy, some of whom became important players in the Barcelona squad. Laporta seems to want to sacrifice Xavi in this case, even though everyone already knows what Barcelona current financial condition is.

Indeed, we can say that Xavi dismissal is a dismissal for ridiculous reasons and also unwarranted at all at this time, the reason for Xavi dismissal is of course very controversial because it is not based on logic that is like a club owner, sacking Xavi only on the grounds of remarks that say Barcelona is in an economic crisis, of course raises many questions many Barcelona fans at this time, the decision taken by Laporta seems to be to cover up the management incompetence in improving Barcelona financial problems so far, I think there is a big scandal that Laporta must cover up at this time so he is only looking for an excuse to fire Xavi, although indeed we can say that reason is trivial, ridiculous and unreasonable at all.

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there was something strange about Xav dismissal, whereas if Barcelona were all honest, they definitely wanted Xavi to stay, but who knows what Laporta purpose was in firing Xavi for unreasonable reasons.
If it was just to hide something that the public doesn't know about, it could actually be a bad threat to Barcelona reputation because initially it was very clear that Barcelona wanted Xavi to stay but surprisingly the latest news came that Xavi had been fired from Barcelona.
I also heard the news that Barcelona actually already has a candidate to replace Xavi but I'm not sure whether the news is true and in my opinion this is also one of the pros and cons when Xavi was fired but chose to bring in a new coach who is not known whether he can manage Barcelona well.

meanwhile, Xavi is very clear that there is no doubt that he can manage Barcelona players well even with only the existing players, but being able to get the runner up position is a success for Barcelona compared to finishing below the top 5.
let's see what Laporta will provide and whether he will give a big surprise from the new coach he chose or maybe disappointment after sacking Xavi.