Thursday 21/Aug 21/2025 – 10:44 PM
from Barcelona To Manchester, through South America, talking about football is no longer limited to the green rectangle only, as administrative and investment crises, and the crash of major projects, draws a bleak picture of the world’s most famous game scene.
Shocking news for Barcelona and Manchester United fans
At a time when Barcelona fans are awaiting the return of their team to Camp Nou, a legal crisis floats on the surface that may change the future of Manchester United, while a black American Cup match turned into a horror night that ended with the cancellation of the meeting amid the shock of the Latin continent.
Barcelona is threatened with the absence of Camp Nou
Albert Batley, the deputy mayor of Barcelona, hinted that the Catalan team will be postponed to its historic Camp Nou, which might compel him to play more matches in the Olympic stadium Montgoyk.
Batley explained in statements to Rac1 Radio that the club has not yet submitted the end of the construction work, which is a prerequisite for obtaining a license for the public attendance, and despite the determination of the September 14 match against Valencia as an initial date, this date has become difficult to investigate.
He refused to hold the Spanish league matches outside the country
Barcelona fans also received shocking news from the Football Association in Spain, which refused in an official statement to hold the Spanish league matches outside the country.
In its statement, the association considered that moving forward in this plan without any dialogue or transparency represents a lack of respect for the players, especially since the matter entails sports changes and the transfer of workers outside the country within the framework of a local championship, and stressed the need for any fundamental change in the form of the championship through dialogue and pre -negotiation with all parties, foremost among them players as the primary element in the game.
A legal item raises controversy in Manchester United
The name Manchester United returned to the investment interface after entering the “compulsory withdrawal right” into force on August 13.
This item, which is included in the purchase of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, 25% of the club’s shares in 2023, gives the Galaizer family that owns the majority of the right to force him to sell his stake if they decide to sell.
Despite the concerns, Daily Mail confirmed that the relationship between the two parties is strong, and that the American owners are satisfied with the reforms of Ratcliffe, while excluding the return of the Qatari side led by Sheikh Jassim to the negotiations.
