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0:00A former Barça player has spent weeks
0:02trashing his old teammates in the PSG
0:04locker room, and what he didn't know is
0:06that while he was talking, someone in
0:08his own dressing room was reporting it
0:11all to Barça, word for word, phrase by
0:13phrase. There is a player who, as they
0:16say in Paris, has even claimed that at
0:17Barça they wouldn't give him a single
0:19good pass, that his teammates ignored
0:21him, and that he was playing alone. Who
0:24is the guy who left Barça just a few
0:26months ago and faces them again
0:27tomorrow? There is another player in
0:31that same Parisian locker room who has
0:33decided to betray his new teammates,
0:35having picked up the phone to alert
0:37Barça. Why did he do it? What still
0:39ties him to the Barça locker room, and
0:41what happened to him in Paris when they
0:42caught him? And there is a third story,
0:45that of the Barça locker room; when
0:47the message arrived, some players were
0:48so furious that an internal talk was
0:50needed to calm them down. Who was the
0:53most incensed, and what phrase has he
0:54prepared for the ex-player for tomorrow
0:56? And then there's the case of a Barça
0:59player who, with half the defense
1:01injured, still has no place in Paris.
1:04Stay until the end, because what has
1:06happened between these two locker rooms
1:08will explain everything we see tomorrow
1:10at the Parc des Princes. Tomorrow night
1:13, Barça plays the biggest game of the
1:15season so far, the Champions League in
1:18Paris against PSG, the two-time
1:19European champion. The two best teams
1:22at the moment, the two major candidates
1:24to win it all. And Barça is arriving
1:27with nine wins out of nine in the
1:29league. But this game has something no
1:32other has; it's full of intrigue
1:34because PSG is full of people who know
1:36the Barça locker room from the inside
1:38—on the bench, Luis Enrique, the man
1:40of the treble, the one who lifted the
1:42Champions League in Berlin in our
1:44jersey. On the field, several players
1:47who once wore the blue and red; some
1:49left through the front door, others
1:51through the back, and in a game like
1:53this, that is pure gasoline. And the
1:56history between these two clubs doesn't
1:58help calm anything down. The 4-0 in
2:02Paris in 2017, the 6-1 comeback that
2:04still hurts them in France, and the
2:07knockout stage two seasons ago when
2:09Barça won 3-2 in Paris and then
2:11collapsed at home 1-4. That one still
2:16hurts us. Every time they cross paths,
2:18something happens. And this time, the
2:21match started being played two days
2:22early in the locker rooms. But before
2:25getting to what has been said about
2:27Barça, you need to know how the PSG
2:28locker room is doing inside, because it
2:30is not doing well at all. Just this
2:33morning, L'Équipe uncovered an
2:35internal war in Paris. According to the
2:37French newspaper, there is a young
2:39player receiving blatant preferential
2:41treatment. Minutes he didn't have
2:43before, consecutive starts. And who has
2:46complained? PSG's own academy players,
2:48Senny Mayulu and Yoram Zague,
2:50home-grown kids who see someone else
2:52jump ahead of them. And why do they
2:55suspect favoritism? Because of one name
2:57: Iván de la Peña. Iván de la Peña
3:00is that player's agent and, by total
3:02coincidence, he is also Luis Enrique's
3:05agent. The same agent for the coach and
3:08for the player the coach is giving
3:10minutes to. Do the math yourselves. And
3:13mind you, according to L'Équipe, this
3:15is not the first time. When Luis
3:16Enrique was the national team coach,
3:18they were already accusing him of the
3:20same thing in Madrid: favoring his
3:21agent's clients. He called up Gavi at
3:2317 years old. He called up Arnau Tenas,
3:26who had never played at the elite level
3:28. Mind you, at Barça, they remember
3:30that Bartra, who had the same agent,
3:33left in 2016 precisely due to a lack of
3:35opportunities under Luis Enrique, so
3:37the theory has its cracks. But in the
3:40Parisian locker room, suspicion has
3:42taken hold, and when a locker room
3:45suspects, it breaks. And Barça, how
3:47are they arriving in Paris?
3:49Short-handed. Eric García is out for
3:51three to four weeks with an ankle
3:54sprain. Christensen and Ronald Araújo
3:56injured. Gerard Martín is nursing a
3:58knock, though he is on the squad list.
4:00Only two pure center-backs from the
4:02first team, Cubarsí and him. Flick is
4:04so limited that he had to call up Álex
4:06Campos, the captain of the reserve team
4:08. 18 years old. It's his first call-up
4:11with the first team, and it's to play
4:14in Paris. And in the middle of this
4:17situation, right in the middle of
4:19preparing for the match, the Barça
4:21locker room receives a message from
4:23Paris, a message no one expected, not
4:25coming from a journalist, a
4:27representative, or an executive, but
4:29from inside the PSG locker room itself.
4:33And what that message said is what has
4:35ignited the entire Culer locker room.
4:38Because it's one thing for a rival to
4:39talk badly about you, that happens
4:41every week, but it's something very
4:43different for it to come from someone
4:44who has sat by your side, eaten with
4:46you, and celebrated goals with you.
4:49That is not rivalry; for a locker room,
4:52that is betrayal, a message that
4:53changed everything. This is what you're
4:56going to discover in this video. Who
4:57has spoken badly about Barça? Who
4:59exposed him? And how has the locker
5:01room reacted? Yes, if you aren't
5:04subscribed yet, do it now. Here we tell
5:06you what happens in the Barça locker
5:08room before it comes out anywhere else.
5:10Let’s start with the one who spoke
5:12out. A player who, just months ago, was
5:14changing in the same locker room as
5:16Lamine, Pedri, and Cubarsí. A player
5:20whom Flick defended when half the fans
5:21were booing him, protecting him from
5:23the most destructive criticism. A
5:26player who, since arriving in Paris, is
5:28scoring goals like never before and who
5:30apparently believes that gives him the
5:32right to rewrite his history at Barça.
5:35His name is this: Ferran Torres. Yes,
5:38Ferran, the shark. Seven goals and one
5:41assist in nine games with PSG. A
5:44spectacular start and an ego that, they
5:46say, has grown at the same rate as his
5:48numbers. According to sources in the
5:51Parisian locker room, Ferran has been
5:53talking about Barça for weeks, and not
5:55exactly in a good way. The first thing
5:57he said, so they say, was this. In
5:59front of several teammates in the PSG
6:01training ground canteen: "At Barça, I
6:03never got a good ball.""Here in two
6:06months, I've received more goal-scoring
6:08passes than in three years there." More
6:10goal-scoring passes in two months than
6:11in three years. That’s what Ferran
6:13says about Barça. And I wonder, did he
6:15really not get any balls? Because at
6:19Barça, Ferran had plenty of minutes,
6:21he had the trust of two coaches, he had
6:24whole nights starting in big games, and
6:26on many of those nights, the balls did
6:29reach him. What didn't arrive was the
6:32goal: one-on-one after one-on-one,
6:34shots going wide, chances that any
6:36elite striker would have put away with
6:39their eyes closed. So Ferran, with all
6:42due respect, the problem wasn't the
6:44passes, and it didn't end there. "I
6:46would make a run and they wouldn't see
6:48me.""I made the perfect run and they
6:50looked the other way.""They didn't read
6:52a single one of my runs." Not a single
6:54one of his runs. Who was he referring
6:56to? Because those who passed him the
6:58ball have first and last names. Pedri,
7:01Fermín, Lamine. Pedri, the best passer
7:04in the world. According to half the
7:06planet, Lamine, who hands out assists
7:09like he’s handing out candy. Fermín,
7:11who runs for three, and Ferran says
7:13they didn't read his runs? It’s just
7:15unbelievable. And here comes the phrase
7:18that, reportedly, has hurt the most in
7:20Barcelona. "Everything there is for the
7:23kid." If you don't pass it to him,
7:25you're a traitor. The rest of us are
7:27just there to run. The kid, everyone
7:29knows who he's talking about. He’s
7:31talking about Lamine, the best player
7:33in the world, according to his own
7:35former coach. And from Paris, Ferran
7:37accuses him of hogging the ball. And
7:39you know what the craziest part is?
7:42That many of the players he's trashing
7:44are his national teammates: Pedri,
7:46Cubarsí, Lamine, Fermín—people with
7:48whom Ferran hoisted the World Cup just
7:50a few months ago. According to reports,
7:53in Paris he went even further and said
7:55something worse about them. "On the
7:57national team, they were great with me,
7:59hugs, photos, everything was nice.""But
8:01at Barça, when they had to pass me the
8:03ball, they wouldn't even look at me."
8:05Hugs on the national team and snubs at
8:07the club. That’s Ferran’s version,
8:10but of course, there’s another side,
8:12and in Barcelona, they tell it very
8:14differently. In the Barça locker room,
8:16according to various newspapers, they
8:18were fed up with Ferran during big
8:20games. He had a worrying tendency to
8:23disappear on important nights. He
8:27needed so many chances to score just
8:28one in the big matchups. His own
8:31teammates preferred Lewandowski. And
8:34the only reason Ferran played so much,
8:36according to those same sources, was
8:38the Pole's age. In other words, the guy
8:41saying they wouldn't pass him the ball
8:42was the one who, when they did pass it
8:44in big games, would never show up. And
8:47there's another thing they repeat a lot
8:49in the locker room: that Ferran changed
8:51after the World Cup, that since his
8:53goal in the final against Argentina,
8:55fame went to his head, that he wasn't
8:56the same anymore, and he spoke as if he
8:58were a global superstar. And now in
9:01Paris, he’s felt strong enough to say
9:04all this, but what hurts most about all
9:06of this is Flick. And to understand why
9:09it hurts so much, we have to remember
9:11how Ferran left Barça. He left just a
9:14few months ago through the back door,
9:16without a goodbye, without a word of
9:18thanks to the fans who had put up with
9:20him so many times. Luis Enrique
9:23personally requested him to
9:24Al-Khelaïfi, and Ferran didn't think
9:27twice. His farewell was almost a cold
9:29statement, without naming anyone from
9:32the locker room. Even then, it left a
9:34bad taste in many Culés 'mouths. And
9:36now we understand why. Because Ferran
9:39left with resentment, and he's
9:40unleashing that resentment now in Paris
9:43, even though Flick was the one who
9:45defended him the most. When the stands
9:47whistled at him, Flick played him. When
9:49the media destroyed him, Flick would
9:51come out to protect him in press
9:52conferences. According to the coach's
9:54inner circle, Flick still hasn't
9:56forgiven him for how he left. And now
9:58this on top of everything. Imagine
10:01Flick’s face when they told him what
10:03Ferran was saying about his players.
10:05But wait, because the most shocking
10:07part of this story isn't what Ferran
10:09said. The most shocking part is who
10:11told Barça about it. Because Ferran
10:13said all of this inside the PSG locker
10:16room in private, among teammates. He
10:18thought it wouldn’t get out, that he
10:20was among his own, that nobody in
10:23Barcelona would find out. He was wrong
10:25because there was someone listening in
10:27that locker room, someone who still has
10:30a divided heart. And that someone is
10:32the same player I told you about at the
10:34beginning, the one with the special
10:35treatment, the one who has fractured
10:37the PSG locker room. Draw Fernandez.
10:41Yes, Draw, the kid from La Masia, the
10:43one who left for PSG for 8 million
10:44euros, the one who left Barça hanging
10:46when Flick had already opened the doors
10:49to the first team for him. Do you
10:51remember what Laporta said when he left
10:53? Because of De la Peña, Draw left for
10:56PSG. The same De la Peña who is Luis
10:59Enrique’s agent, the same one now
11:00behind the controversy in Paris; well,
11:02that Draw, the one who left, it turns
11:04out he never fully cut ties with the
11:06Barça locker room. According to his
11:09inner circle, he still talks almost
11:11daily with several of his former
11:12teammates, friends from La Masia, kids
11:14he grew up with, and when he heard what
11:16Ferran was saying about them, he
11:17couldn't keep quiet. According to those
11:20same sources, he took his phone and
11:22messaged several Barça players. And
11:24the message said something like this.
11:26What Ferran is saying about you guys in
11:29here is not normal. You need to know. I
11:32can't stay silent. I can't stay silent.
11:36That’s what Draw wrote. Draw has
11:38betrayed his PSG locker room to warn
11:41Barça. He has snitched on a teammate
11:43two days before playing against his
11:44former team. And why did he do it?
11:46According to his circle, for one single
11:48reason: because even though he plays in
11:50Paris, Draw is still a Culer. And
11:52hearing someone trash the kids he grew
11:54up with at La Masia was too much for
11:57him. So there you have it: the former
11:59Culer who speaks ill of Barça and
12:01another former Culer who snitches on
12:03him. And think about what this means
12:05for Draw. He is 18 years old. He is
12:08starting at a new club and is risking
12:10his spot in the locker room to defend
12:12his friends. He could have stayed
12:14silent. It would have been the easy,
12:16the comfortable, the professional thing
12:17to do, some will say. But he didn't do
12:20it, and like it or not, that says a lot
12:22about where his heart is. But this
12:24comes with a price, because they found
12:26out in Paris. And before I go on,
12:28something about Draw that many of you
12:30don't know: at La Masía, they
12:32considered him one of the most talented
12:34midfielders of his generation. Vision,
12:36passing, attacking runs—the kind of
12:38player you rarely see. Flick gave him
12:40minutes with the first team when he was
12:42just a kid. He let him debut, gave him
12:45confidence, and he left for money, for
12:47his agent, for whatever reason, but he
12:50left. And now, months later, it turns
12:53out the one who left is the one
12:54defending Barça, while the one who
12:56came from outside is the one trashing
12:57it. Life has these funny ways sometimes
13:01. By the way, all the information
13:03coming out about this match, I post on
13:05my Twitter account way before it gets
13:07to the videos. You have the link in the
13:09description. Let’s go back to Paris,
13:12because what happened there when they
13:14discovered the mole is pretty intense.
13:17According to sources close to the
13:19Parisian dressing room, the leak
13:20quickly reached Ferrán’s ears, and
13:22Ferrán didn't have to think much.
13:24There was only one person in that
13:26dressing room with real friends at
13:28Barça. Draw. And this is where the two
13:31PSG wars collide, because Draw already
13:32had half the dressing room against him
13:34for the special treatment. The Parisian
13:37academy players were already angry with
13:39him for the minutes, for the hype, for
13:41the starts, and now they’re even
13:43accusing him of being a snitch. They
13:45say one of the heavyweights in the
13:47dressing room said it without holding
13:49back during Sunday’s session. First
13:51they gift him minutes because of his
13:53agent, and now he sells us out to the
13:54rival two days before the match. Is he
13:57one of ours or one of theirs? One of
13:59ours or one of theirs? That is the
14:02question they are asking in Paris. And
14:03the atmosphere, according to those same
14:05sources, is suffocating. Ferrán and
14:07Draw aren't even speaking. Several
14:09players have given the kid the cold
14:11shoulder. Only Marquinhos and João
14:13Neves, who have protected him since he
14:15arrived, remain by his side. And Dembé
14:17, the other former Barça player in the
14:19Parisian locker room, reportedly has
14:21stayed on the sidelines, neither with
14:23Ferrán nor with Draw. But they say in
14:25Paris that when they asked him, he
14:27dropped a line that sums it all up. You
14:29don't speak ill of Barça before
14:31playing against them. Anyone who has
14:33been there knows that. Even Dembé, who
14:36left Barça amidst controversy, knows
14:38that you just don't do that. Ferrán
14:40doesn't. And the PSG academy players,
14:43Mayulu and Nhaga, who were already
14:44frustrated with Draw over playing time,
14:46have found the perfect excuse.
14:48According to the French press, there is
14:51already talk of two camps in the locker
14:53room: those who defend Draw and those
14:55who want him left out of the squad. Two
14:57days before the most important match of
14:59the season. That is the state of the
15:01two-time European champion from the
15:02inside. And now Luis Enrique has a huge
15:04problem. Playing Draw against his
15:06former team with half the locker room
15:08against him. Normally, in big games,
15:10Luis Enrique relies on the veterans.
15:14Draw, at most, would come off the bench
15:16, but if he does, imagine the scene.
15:19Draw on the pitch with the Barça
15:21players he just warned, and Ferran by
15:23his side knowing he exposed him—and
15:25watch out for what they're saying from
15:27Luis Enrique's inner circle, that the
15:29coach is very annoyed, not with Draw,
15:31but with Ferran. According to those
15:35sources, Luis Enrique was not amused
15:37that one of his players was riling up
15:39the rival two days before the biggest
15:41game of the year. What is said in the
15:44locker room stays in the locker room,
15:46and what isn't said is even better. Now
15:49Barça is coming with their knives out.
15:52Now Barça is coming with their knives
15:54out. That is what Luis Enrique himself
15:56is saying, according to reports. And he
15:59is absolutely right: a broken locker
16:01room and Barça knowing everything. And
16:04in a Champions League match, that is a
16:06huge advantage because Flick knows
16:08exactly what is going on in everyone's
16:10head in Paris. He knows who is burnt
16:13out, who is isolated, and who is going
16:14to want to prove something. And for a
16:16coach as meticulous as Flick, that is
16:18worth its weight in gold. And while
16:20they fight among themselves in Paris,
16:22in Barcelona they are only thinking
16:24about one thing: the opening whistle. A
16:26divided locker room against a locker
16:28room more united than ever. That is how
16:30this match begins before it even starts
16:32. But this doesn't end here because the
16:35most important part is missing: what
16:37happened when Draw's message reached
16:39the Barça locker room. The message
16:42arrived on a Sunday, right in the
16:44middle of a recovery day after winning
16:45in Seville, and according to those at
16:47the training ground, it spread through
16:49the locker room in a matter of minutes.
16:52Pedri, Cubarsí, and Fermín read it;
16:54the kids from La Masia read it, and he
16:56read it too—Lamine—because the
16:57phrase "everything is for the kid" was
16:59aimed directly at him, and Lamine knew
17:01it, according to his circle. Lamine
17:04didn't say anything for a good while.
17:06He read the message, put his phone on
17:08the table, and stayed silent. And then,
17:11with the calm of someone who means
17:13business, he dropped a line: "Let him
17:14talk all he wants.""I’ll see him on
17:17the pitch on Tuesday.""I’ll see him
17:19on the pitch on Tuesday." It’s that
17:21clear, and knowing Lamine, that’s not
17:24a threat, it’s a promise, because
17:26every time someone has doubted Lamine,
17:28Lamine has responded the same way: with
17:31goals, with dribbles, with
17:33masterclasses. 19 goal contributions by
17:35him in nine league matches. On Saturday
17:38in Seville, a stunning goal that will
17:40go around the world, and now he has an
17:42extra motive. The one who really got
17:44fired up, as the story goes, was
17:46someone else: Pedri. Pedri, the one who
17:48gave Ferran the most balls in three
17:50years, the one who gifted him the most
17:53assists. According to locker room
17:55sources, Pedri couldn't hold back. "We
17:57gave him the ball every single match.""
17:59If he didn't put it in, that's not our
18:01fault.""He should look in the mirror
18:03before talking about us." For "look in
18:05the mirror" to come from Pedri, who
18:07never raises his voice, that means a
18:09whole lot. And Fermín, as they say,
18:11was even more direct, because Fermín
18:12is one of those who ran the most for
18:14Ferran, one of those who looked for him
18:16the most. "Let him say whatever he
18:18wants in Paris.""We know who was hiding
18:21here in the big games." Who was hiding
18:23in the big games? Wow. And then there's
18:27Gavi, who, according to his inner
18:28circle, only said one word when he read
18:30the kid's comments, and we aren't going
18:32to repeat it here. And he wasn't the
18:34only one. Fermín, Cubarsí, and
18:36several of the academy players were
18:38also fuming. National teammates, people
18:41who hugged him at the World Cup final.
18:43The anger was such that, as they say,
18:45an internal talk had to be held to calm
18:48things down. The captains gathered the
18:50squad, and the message was clear. No
18:53responding on social media, no
18:55statements, no giving out headlines.
18:57And then the one who had to speak,
18:59spoke. Flick—according to the coach's
19:01camp, Flick was the most hurt of all
19:03because he was the one who defended
19:05Ferran the most when nobody else would.
19:07And to the squad, they say, he said
19:09this. "I don't want a single word out
19:11there, not one.""I want him to swallow
19:14everything he’s said on the pitch on
19:16Tuesday, in front of his new fans.""Let
19:18him swallow everything he's said on the
19:20pitch." That is Flick's plan for Paris.
19:23And watch out, because this could be
19:25the worst thing that could happen to
19:27PSG. Ferran has ignited the youngest
19:29and most dangerous locker room in
19:31Europe right before the match of the
19:33year. Lamine hungry for revenge, Pedri
19:35ready, Flick with his pride wounded,
19:38and everyone more focused than ever.
19:40However, there is something in this
19:42Barça dressing room that isn't all
19:44harmony, and it has to do with a player
19:46who won't enjoy this revenge: Alejandro
19:48Balde. Think about the situation. Eric
19:51Garcia is out. Koundé is out,
19:53Christensen is out. Gerard Martin is
19:56nursing an injury; half of Barça's
19:57defense is in the infirmary. Logically,
20:00with everyone injured, Balde should
20:02finally get his chance. Well, no.
20:05According to reports coming out of the
20:07training ground, the back four in Paris
20:09will be Fort, Cubarsí, Gerard Martin,
20:11and Cancelo. Balde to the bench. He
20:14doesn't have a spot even with half the
20:16defense injured. And why? Because his
20:18exit is practically sealed. As they say
20:21, in recent days, Balde had a final
20:23meeting with Flick, one of those
20:26painful ones. Flick told him more or
20:29less this: that with the competition
20:31from Fort and Cancelo, it will be very
20:33difficult for him to get playing time,
20:35and for the sake of his career, it’s
20:37best he starts considering an exit. "
20:40For the sake of your career"—that
20:42phrase to a homegrown player is a
20:44farewell. According to those close to
20:47him, Balde left that meeting devastated
20:49, very emotional, deeply affected, and
20:51sad to have to leave the club of his
20:52dreams, the club he's been at since he
20:54was a child. And the vultures are
20:57already circling. Several clubs are
20:59interested, and the one pushing hardest
21:01is Manchester United, who could make a
21:03move this very winter. And look at the
21:06contrast this week; it's brutal. On one
21:09hand, a former player who left Barça
21:11and is trashing his former teammates
21:13from Paris. On the other, a homegrown
21:15player who has given everything for
21:17this badge, who hasn't said a bad word,
21:19and who will have to leave in tears.
21:21One spits on the plate he ate from, the
21:23other leaves without making a sound.
21:26And look at what Balde himself says,
21:27according to his circle. I have nothing
21:30bad to say about anyone. This is my
21:31club. If I have to leave, I will leave
21:33by saying thank you. I will leave
21:35giving thanks. That is a true Culer.
21:38That is what Ferran never understood.
21:41That's football for you. Sometimes very
21:43unfair. And now to the match, because
21:45all of this is going to explode
21:47tomorrow at the Parc des Princes. Luis
21:49Enrique has a problem. A big one; Nuno
21:52Mendes, his best weapon against Lamine,
21:54is injured. The Portuguese player is
21:56the only fullback who has bested Lamine
21:58every time they’ve faced off, and he
22:00won’t be there. So Luis Enrique,
22:02according to reports in France, has a
22:05very specific plan. Man-marking, Lucas
22:07Hernandez or Lucas Digne, all over
22:09Lamine for the whole match. Don’t let
22:12him receive, don’t let him turn,
22:14don’t let him think. And Fabian Ruiz
22:17constantly helping on that side against
22:19a Lamine fired up by what Ferran said.
22:23Good luck with that, because every time
22:25someone has stuck a dog on Lamine,
22:26he’s found a way to escape. And they
22:29know it in France. Luis Enrique himself
22:31, according to the Parisian press,
22:33admits there is no perfect plan against
22:35him, only plans that fail less. And FK
22:38is also preparing his surprise.
22:40According to Kicker, he’s considering
22:42playing Dey with Raphinha still lacking
22:44rhythm after his injury and Gabriel
22:46Jesus on the bench thinking about
22:48Sunday's Clasico. An invention in the
22:50biggest match of the year. And look at
22:53the drama this match has in store.
22:56It’s like a movie. Luis Enrique
22:57against the club with which he won the
22:59treble. Ferran against the teammates he
23:02has trashed. Dro against the club that
23:04trained him and which he has just
23:06warned. And facing them, a Barca locker
23:08room with one idea in mind: make them
23:10struggle. Clouds and the message to
23:31Europe already sent. If they lose in
23:34Madrid, they will celebrate it like a
23:36title and all the talk shows will say
23:38Ferran was right. That’s why this
23:41match is more than a match; it’s the
23:42locker room's response to everything
23:44that has been said. And there is one
23:47more detail that I love. Alex Campos,
23:49the 18-year-old center-back from the
23:51youth team, will experience all of this
23:52from the inside. A lad from La Masia in
23:55his first call-up entering a locker
23:57room that is up in arms against an
23:59ex-player who speaks ill of the youth
24:01system. If he ends up having to play,
24:04he won't lack motivation, I assure you.
24:06But before we close, one last
24:08reflection, because this story goes
24:10beyond a single match. So let’s
24:13return to what I proposed at the
24:14beginning. Who is the ex-player who has
24:16lashed out against his former teammates
24:18? Ferran Torres from Paris saying that
24:21at Barca they wouldn’t give him a
24:22good pass. Who betrayed him? Dro, the
24:26kid from La Masia, who even though he
24:28plays for PSG, still has his heart in
24:30Barcelona. And how has the locker room
24:32reacted? With anger, with Lamine
24:34waiting for him on the pitch, with
24:36Pedri asking him to look in the mirror,
24:39and with Flick demanding that he eat
24:41his words. I’m certain of it. Ferran
24:44has made the mistake of his life,
24:46because you can speak ill of a club,
24:47but speaking ill of this locker room
24:49right before playing against them is
24:51waking a beast. And we’re going to
24:53see it tomorrow. Leave me your opinion,
24:56because this time I’m very interested
24:58. Is Ferran right when he says that at
25:00Barça they wouldn't give him the ball?
25:03Or is he an ingrate who didn’t show
25:05up for the big games? Is he a traitor
25:07for snitching on a teammate, or a true
25:09Culé at heart who did the right thing?
25:11And what about tomorrow? Will Barça
25:13win in Paris and will Ferran eat his
25:15words? Answer me below, as I’ll be
25:17reading all the comments tomorrow after
25:19the match. And to those of you watching
25:21from Argentina, from Mexico, from Peru.
25:23What would you do with a player who
25:25talks about his former teammates like
25:27that? I want to know. If this video
25:30hooked you, a like helps me reach
25:32Culés who still haven't heard about
25:34this. And if you’re one of those who
25:36visits from time to time, subscribe
25:38once and for all. This week is Paris
25:40and the Clásico, and we’re going to
25:42cover it all from the inside. Tomorrow
25:44after the match I’ll be back with
25:46everything that happens at the Parc des
25:47Princes.

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