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As the curtain closes on 2020, FC Barcelona, like much of mankind, will attest to the darkness this year has brought. The Catalan club end the year 6th in the league’s standings, without a president, crippled by debt, and uncertain of what the future holds. The question that had been on many’s minds over the last few years has been unerringly emphasized to all by 2020: Is there a path for Barça back to the top of the pile of behemoth European clubs?
Ronald Koeman spoke about Messi, Suárez, his health, and more in an interview he did with Dutch news outlet NOS.
After completing his move to Atletico, Luis Suárez gave an interview during his farewell ceremony at the Camp Nou, today. The Uruguayan talked about his time at Catalonia, affection for Barça and more.
The Uruguayan striker has officially left the Catalan club for Atlético Madrid after 6 successful years. The Uruguayan leaves on a free transfer initially, but Barcelona will receive up to 6 million euros in variables from the Madrid club.
Luis Suárez’s departure from FC Barcelona has been sealed, according to multiple sources, and he left the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper in tears today after saying his farewell to his teammates. Per ESPN, his transfer to Atlético Madrid could be made official today.
Italian authorities claim they have found “irregularities” about the way Luis Suárez’ passed his Italian exam.
It does not look like Luis Suarez’ move is as concrete as first anticipated, with Barcelona’s club president Bartomeu now unwilling to let him join Atlético Madrid.
En las próximas horas, Luis Suárez será oficialmente jugador del Atlético de Madrid, según informes.
Barcelona’s clear out continues as Luis Suárez is nearing a move to Atlético Madrid, according to multiple reports.
After reaching a personal agreement with the striker, the Serie A side have now decided to call off the deal.
