Javier Tebas, President of the Spanish top division, La Liga has made it clear that the league will not be losing two of its main stars in Real Madrid C.Ronaldo and Barcelona's Lionel Messi.
The future of the two players have been under scrutiny, with Ronaldo linked with a move away from Real to either PSG or former club Manchester United. Chelsea, Manchester City and the MLS have also been touted as possible destinations for the Portuguese star.
While for Messi, his tax court issues have been reported to be frustrating the Argentine, and he is willing to explore the English League, though his $600,000 a week wage demand may turn out to be a stumbling block. The Argentine is believed to favour a move to Arsenal, though Chelsea and United have also been linked with him.
While for Messi, his tax court issues have been reported to be frustrating the Argentine, and he is willing to explore the English League, though his $600,000 a week wage demand may turn out to be a stumbling block. The Argentine is believed to favour a move to Arsenal, though Chelsea and United have also been linked with him.
But Tebas believes the two players won't be leaving soon.
"Ronaldo and Messi have been supposed to leave at least twice in recent years."
"Ronaldo and Messi leaving La Liga is as likely as Catalan independence - impossible." He told Spanish media outfit AS.
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