Ousmane Dembele is close to leaving Barcelona on a free transfer after joining Barcelona for a whopping €145 million in 2017. Safe to say, injuries and a lack of commitment prevented the player from fully justifying his price tag to the Catalan club.
The French player seems content to leave after Barcelona rejected the new pay cut deal. While he did find some revival in form under Xavi, that wasn’t enough, and former Barcelona presidential candidate Victor Font has a say in the matter.
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Speaking of the 25-year-old, Victor Font aforementioned, “Demble? The club is up there, a player with this lack of commitment and the way the Club has treated us can’t keep up.”
“We must all go at one o’clock. As a radical Cruyffista, I believe that “isms” enrich us. But the trench weakens us.” Font also talked about Lionel Messi, “The club must work to re-establish ties with Messi, he is a value of Barcelona. If he supports the president and the board, we will support it,” he said.
In an hour-long speech, Victor Font criticized Joan Laporta for saying that the current Barcelona president is not ready to bail out Barcelona from financial misery. Losing Dembel for free and having to sell a lot more players cheaper.
Currently, Ousmane Dembele is reportedly receiving offers from both PSG and Chelsea. The English club offered the player a bumper contract to sign for them. Despite, Raheem Sterling remains their biggest target for Rafinha after closing the deal with Leeds.
Ousmane Dembele never reached his full potential in Barcelona. After 5 years at the club, the player managed just 150 games, most of whom missed due to injuries. Ousmane Dembele scored 32 goals and made 34 assists in these matches. A rather bleak exit from an actor who cost Blaugrana €145 million.
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