Complete breakup! As: Barcelona will review whether Telute can refuse to sign & whether the team can punish him

August 6 According to Ass, Barcelona wants to know whether Te Lions can refuse to sign and whether the team can punish him. According to reports, Barcelona and Ter Stegen are in a standoff that can be called suicide for both sides, and the deadlock will be left untouched unless the two sides sit down to negotiate. However, both sides have ruled out the possibility of negotiations and each stands on their own.

Due to differences of opinion between the two sides, the solution depends on the ruling of the La Liga Medical Committee, however, it seems that the committee will not hold a meeting at this time.

Telstegen's legal representative issued a notice to Barcelona by fax last Monday, just as the team's game against Daegu stated that its clients were reluctant to sign a letter of authorization (need to be different from medical reports) to allow the club to submit the results of the surgery to the La Liga Medical Committee.

Players and their lawyers are in a higher rank than the agreement between the Professional Football Association of Spain (AFE) and La Liga. The agreement stipulates penalties for players who violate the interests of the club, and sets penalties from suspension of work and salary to dismissal based on player salaries.

La Liga believes that this mandate is crucial and has internally told Barcelona that it will be difficult for the committee to hold a meeting without the players' consent.

Therefore, Barcelona has initiated a legal team to respond from two directions: one is to review whether the player can refuse to sign the authorization on the contract; the other is to impose penalties on the players, and the disciplinary investigation procedures have been initiated for them, and all communication channels with the players have been interrupted.

Although Barcelona initially planned to meet with the players, attended by Dr. Ricard Pruna, the head of medical services, and sports director Deco, the situation has changed. Barcelona no longer seeks to meet with Ter Stegen, but the club will listen if he is willing to start the conversation. However, Barcelona will not take the first step.

At present, the situation is in a tense waiting state, as Deco has gone to Porto to attend the funeral of Porto club sports director and former teammate Joe Costa of his player-age. This deadlock is difficult to resolve.

For Barcelona, Ter Stegen's long absence could have been used to register Garcia, but the club said the move was not necessary two days ago, but the club's reaction showed that the registration was indeed necessary.

For Ter Stegen, his toughness put him in extreme circumstances. Even if he recovers, it seems difficult to return to the team in the short term. He has lost support from fans and has angered the club's president, who believes he is dishonest. And he is also facing the World Cup next summer. This is a dead end for both sides unless someone makes a step back.