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0:00De la Fuente brought the training
0:01session to a screeching halt.
0:03Whistle blown, red-faced, arms wide open
0:06, he sent two world champions straight
0:08to the showers. That happened yesterday
0:10at Las Rozas.
0:12And the craziest part is that it all
0:14started with a confession Ferran Torres
0:16had been keeping to himself for weeks.
0:20A confession he made to five former
0:22Barça teammates at a dining table two
0:24hours before training began.
0:28A confession that Yamal's teammate
0:30answered with the harshest truth Ferran
0:32has heard in months.
0:34What did Ferran say at that table?
0:37What did his teammate reply, and what
0:39exactly happened in that rondos session
0:41for De la Fuente to stop everything and
0:43send two regular starters home before
0:45the week's matches?
0:47I’ll tell you everything, name by name,
0:49sentence by sentence, from the beginning
0:51.
0:52You're watching Desmarque Total.
0:55Subscribe and hit the bell because today
0:56we’re covering what happens inside the
0:58locker rooms before anyone else.
1:01To understand what happened yesterday,
1:02we have to go back to the summer. August
1:04, Ferran Torres stops training with
1:06Barça while his sale to PSG is being
1:08finalized.
1:1150 million fixed plus five in variables
1:13, a contract until 2031, and a statement
1:16that hurt in Barcelona almost more than
1:18the transfer itself: that PSG was the
1:20right club to win the Champions League.
1:25Just like that, cold and blunt, many
1:27Culés were left speechless.
1:30Because just weeks earlier, Ferran had
1:32been a national hero.
1:34World Cup final, extra time against
1:36Argentina, nerves on edge.
1:38And suddenly Ferran appears and scores
1:40the goal that gives Spain their second
1:42star.
1:43In Barcelona, we celebrated it as if he
1:45were one of our own, because he was one
1:47of our own.
1:49And that same kid, with the medal still
1:51hanging around his neck, packed his bags
1:53and left for Paris.
1:55At first, it seemed like he had made the
1:57right choice.
1:59A brace on his debut, seven in his first
2:01six games, Ligue 1 Player of the Month
2:03in September.
2:05In Paris, they even invented a new chant
2:07. "O Ferran" turned into "Hola la Ferran
2:10," but football has a very short memory
2:12.
2:13Since September, when he scored against
2:15Marseille, Ferran hasn't found the back
2:17of the net.
2:19Eight consecutive matches without a goal
2:20.
2:21Eight.
2:22Saturday's match against Troyes was hard
2:24to believe. PSG won one-nil, and Ferran
2:27had three one-on-ones with the keeper.
2:30Three. None of them went in.
2:32In Paris, they are starting to look at
2:33him differently.
2:35With Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia injured,
2:37everyone expected the big summer signing
2:39to step up.
2:42And it turns out that others are the
2:43ones scoring the goals.
2:45Kids that a year ago almost no one
2:47outside of France knew.
2:50And from what we've been able to learn,
2:52there are already those in his inner
2:53circle who have heard him say that the
2:55problem isn't him, that Luis Enrique's
2:57system doesn't suit him, that they put
2:59him far from the box, and that when the
3:00ball reaches him, he no longer has the
3:02legs to finish.
3:04Quite ironic.
3:05The same coach for whom he went to Paris
3:07is now to blame for his goal drought.
3:10With all that weighing on him, Ferran
3:12caught the plane to Madrid.
3:15De la Fuente's list came out on Friday
3:17and his name was there, and from what
3:19we're told, Ferran had that moment
3:20circled in red for days.
3:23There were five Barça players in the
3:25call-up. Lamine, Pedri, Fermín, Cubarsí
3:28, and Joan García. The same ones with
3:31whom he won titles last season.
3:34The reunion was like something out of a
3:35movie.
3:37Hugs at the door, jokes in the hallway,
3:39Fermín pulling his ear over the French
3:41chant.
3:43The usual among friends who haven't seen
3:45each other in months.
3:46What no one saw coming was what happened
3:48after lunch.
3:50There were two hours left before the
3:51first training session.
3:55The rest of the group went to rest in
3:56their rooms, and before getting up from
3:58the table, Ferran asked the five to stay
4:00for a moment, saying he had something to
4:02tell them, something he had been
4:03thinking about for weeks and didn't want
4:05them to hear from anywhere else.
4:09The five looked at each other.
4:11Pedri sat back down, Fermín pushed his
4:13plate aside, Joan García placed his
4:15phone face down on the table, and after
4:18a few seconds that felt eternal, Ferran
4:20let it out: he wanted to return to Barça
4:22.
4:23Just like that, without beating around
4:25the bush.
4:26From what we've been able to learn,
4:28Ferran explained that he isn't happy in
4:30Paris, that since he stopped scoring he
4:32feels alone, that the PSG locker room is
4:34nothing like what he experienced in
4:36Barcelona, that he misses the city, the
4:38people, the daily jokes, even the car
4:40ride to the pitch.
4:44He told them that Luis Enrique's system
4:46is suffocating him, that in every match
4:48he takes the field feeling like he's
4:49playing with the handbrake on.
4:54And he told them something else: that he
4:56had already decided, that as soon as the
4:58break was over he would sit down with
5:00the PSG board and tell them he wants to
5:02leave in January, that he wants to go
5:04home.
5:07No one moved at the table, and what he
5:09said next was what left the five
5:10completely stunned.
5:13Ferran knows perfectly well that PSG is
5:15not going to let him go for free.
5:18They paid 50 million for him just 3
5:20months ago and signed him until 2031.
5:23To leave, you have to negotiate, and to
5:25negotiate with PSG, you have to put
5:27money on the table.
5:29Well, Ferran is willing to pay it.
5:32According to sources close to the
5:34national team, the striker confessed
5:35that he wants to use part of his World
5:37Cup winning bonus and his own savings to
5:39compensate PSG and facilitate his exit.
5:44And that, if necessary, he will accept
5:46any salary cut Barça needs to be able to
5:48register him.
5:51He doesn't mind earning less; all he
5:52wants is to wear the Barça jersey again
5:54and play with them once more.
5:57Imagine the scene.
6:01A world champion, the man who scored the
6:03second star, sitting at a table in Rosas
6:05, telling his friends he is willing to
6:07pay out of his own pocket to undo what
6:09he did last summer.
6:15It’s like someone who sells their
6:16village house to buy an apartment in the
6:18city, and three months later returns to
6:20the village willing to pay the new owner
6:21whatever it takes to get the keys back.
6:26The Barça players didn't know what to
6:28say.
6:29What they felt was a very strange mix.
6:32On one hand, pain, because when Ferran
6:34left, he left on bad terms. He stopped
6:37training, said those things about the
6:38Champions League, and abandoned the club
6:40in the middle of summer in a very
6:42awkward situation. For those who feel
6:44the pressure like Pedri, Fermín, or
6:46Lamine, that hurt.
6:48They felt it like when a friend leaves
6:50the group without saying goodbye and
6:51then someone tells you they are thrilled
6:53with their new group.
6:55On the other hand, surprise. None of
6:57them thought Ferran was capable of
6:59something like this, of swallowing his
7:01pride like that, of admitting in front
7:02of them that he was wrong. Fermín was
7:04the first to react. He patted him on the
7:07back and told him, half-jokingly, that
7:08he could have thought about it sooner
7:10and everyone would have been spared a
7:12summer of anguish.
7:13Ferran laughed, but he was hoping for
7:15something more.
7:17He was hoping for a "we want you back,"
7:19a "come now," a "we miss you."
7:22That sentence never came. An
7:24uncomfortable silence fell, one of those
7:26that weigh heavy. Pedri looked at Fermín
7:28, Cubarsí looked at the floor, and then
7:31Fermín spoke.
7:33What came out of Fermín's mouth at that
7:35moment explains everything that happened
7:37later on that training pitch.
7:40And when you hear what he said to him,
7:42you will understand why Ferran got up
7:43from the table without saying goodbye.
7:46Subscribe to Desmarque Total if you
7:48haven't already.
7:50Turn on your notifications, because
7:51what’s coming next is going to be the
7:53biggest talking point in the coming
7:54hours within the Spanish national team.
7:57Fermín is 19 years old, but he already
7:59speaks like a veteran in that locker
8:01room.
8:02And from what we're told, he decided to
8:03be honest with Ferran, without malice
8:05and without beating around the bush,
8:07because he thought it was fair for his
8:09friend to know the truth before taking a
8:10step he might later regret.
8:15He told him he was very happy that he
8:17wanted to return, that they loved him,
8:18that they always would, that he still
8:20had lifelong friends in that locker room
8:22, but that the striker position was
8:24already taken, that the locker room had
8:26already chosen, and that this striker is
8:28named Julián Álvarez.
8:32Ferran was stunned, and then Fermín told
8:34him what had happened on Sunday at the
8:36Metropolitano.
8:39Before the match, in the visiting locker
8:41room, Flick gathered the team, talked
8:43about the game, about the pressure,
8:45about how to hurt Atleti, and at one
8:47point, he brought up a topic no one
8:48expected in a pre-match talk.
8:54Julián Flick asked them directly if they
8:56wanted Julián in the locker room, if
8:57they saw him as the striker this Barça
8:59needs, because he was clear on it, Deco
9:01was clear on it, but the German wanted
9:03to know what they thought, those who
9:05share the day-to-day and play for the
9:06results on the pitch.
9:11The answer was unanimous, and Lamine
9:12told Ferran that they gave it to Flick
9:14in the best way possible, in front of
9:16everyone.
9:19From that moment on, Ferran started
9:20connecting the dots, because Ferran had
9:22also seen the footage; half the planet
9:24had seen it.
9:27That image that went viral on social
9:29media where Julián comes out of the
9:31tunnel in the line of Barça players as
9:32if he were just one of them.
9:36And the end of the match, everyone saw
9:38that.
9:39The final whistle, Atleti defeated at
9:41home, and Lamine, Cubarsí, Gerard Martín
9:44, and De Jong running over to find
9:46Julián to greet him.
9:48One after another in front of 70,000
9:50people.
9:53In Madrid, the Atleti fans couldn't
9:55believe it, and in Paris, Ferran had
9:57watched it on his phone like any other
9:59fan, without imagining for a second what
10:01was behind it.
10:04Now he knew.
10:06Those gestures carried a message, and
10:08that message was directed at Flick and
10:10Deco.
10:11That is our striker, we want him here.
10:14Lamine explained it all to him calmly,
10:16with affection, but placing the truth
10:18above everything else. Ferran said
10:20nothing for a long while.
10:23Then he asked a question, just one.
10:26He asked Lamine if he had also raised
10:28his hand at that meeting.
10:30Lamine told him yes.
10:33Ferran nodded, got up from the table,
10:35picked up his tray, and went to his room
10:37without saying goodbye.
10:40The five of them sat there looking at
10:42each other. Joan Garcia broke the
10:44silence, saying that hadn't gone well at
10:46all.
10:47Pedri replied that he would get over it
10:49, that in a while he’d be joking around
10:51again like nothing happened.
10:54Pedri was wrong, because what Ferran had
10:56just heard felt like a betrayal.
10:59His friends, the ones he thought were
11:01waiting for him with open arms, had
11:03chosen someone else—and not just anyone
11:05, the same Argentine striker he had
11:07beaten in the World Cup final with his
11:09goal in extra time.
11:11Four months later, Julian Alvarez was
11:13winning the match that mattered most to
11:15Ferran Torres.
11:17Two hours later, the group went down to
11:19the pitch.
11:21De la Fuente had prepared a light
11:23session, rondos, tactics, and a
11:24scrimmage at the end.
11:27Ferran was the last one to leave the
11:28dressing room. The Barca players looked
11:30for him with their eyes.
11:32Fermin tried to approach him, but Ferran
11:34walked right past him toward the other
11:36end of the field.
11:37For the first time all day, he wasn't
11:39with them.
11:41In the rondo, by some twist of fate, it
11:43was Ferran's turn in the middle, his
11:45turn to press.
11:48And in front of him, passing the ball
11:49with the ease of those who have played
11:51together for years, were Pedri, Fermin,
11:53and Lamine.
11:55Ferran went after the ball as if his
11:57life depended on it.
11:59In a warm-up rondo on a Monday afternoon
12:01, the first tackle was on Fermin, a hit
12:03to the ankle that would have earned a
12:05yellow card in a real match.
12:07Fermin looked at him with confusion.
12:10Ferran made a gesture of apology and
12:12kept going.
12:13The second was on Lamine, a shoulder
12:15barge at full speed.
12:17Lamine fell to the ground, got up, and
12:19didn't say a word.
12:21Some players from other clubs started
12:23looking at each other because Ferran
12:24only lunged like that when someone from
12:26Barca had the ball.
12:27With the others, he was normal.
12:30What set everything off was the
12:31scrimmage at the end.
12:33Ferran ended up on the opposing team to
12:35Pedri. During the first few minutes,
12:37things calmed down.
12:40Ferran ran, pressed, and even had a
12:42clear chance against Joan Garcia, and
12:44like in recent weeks, the ball went wide
12:46; some teammates chuckled, but Ferran
12:49didn't.
12:51And then came the play.
12:53Pedri received the ball with his back to
12:55the goal with that calmness he always
12:57has, turned to start the play, and
12:59Ferran arrived from behind at full speed
13:01and took down both player and ball.
13:04Pedri fell to the ground and sat there
13:06for a few seconds clutching his ankle.
13:09The whole pitch went silent.
13:12Any Culer who has suffered through
13:13Pedri's injuries in recent years knows
13:15that chill when they see him lying on
13:17the grass.
13:20Well, those at Las Rozas felt that exact
13:22same chill.
13:24Pedri got up, his ankle was fine, but
13:26his patience had run out.
13:29He went straight to Ferran and asked him
13:31what he was doing.
13:33He told him he had been putting up with
13:34unnecessary tackles all afternoon and
13:36that the last one was the straw that
13:38broke the camel's back.
13:40Ferran replied that that was how he
13:42trained, and if he didn't like it, he
13:43could go somewhere else.
13:46Pedri told him he was the one who had
13:48already gone somewhere else.
13:50That’s when everything exploded.
13:52They confronted each other, Fermín ran
13:54to the center, Cubarsí grabbed Pedri's
13:57arm, and Lamine stayed still, 2 meters
13:59away, staring fixedly at Ferran.
14:02Another player tried to get in between
14:04and ended up getting shoved from both
14:06sides.
14:07It only lasted a few seconds, but at Las
14:09Rozas it felt like minutes. De la Fuente
14:12stormed onto the pitch with a red face,
14:14stopped the training abruptly, stepped
14:16between the two, and separated them. He
14:18told them to go shower, that his
14:20national team didn't train like that.
14:22Pedri took off his bib, threw it on the
14:24ground, and walked away without looking
14:26back.
14:27Ferran stayed for a few seconds with his
14:29hands on his hips, looking at Lamine.
14:32Then he walked off toward the other side
14:33of the pitch.
14:35Two world champions, the two who scored
14:37in the final against Argentina, leaving
14:39through two different doors.
14:42De la Fuente's decision will be made in
14:44a matter of hours.
14:46Internal disciplinary action and a
14:47handshake, or one of the two goes home
14:49before the match against the Czech
14:51Republic.
14:54Meanwhile, Ferran had dinner alone, the
14:56Barça players at their usual table, and
14:58Julián Álvarez from the Argentine camp,
15:00unaware that his name was the trigger
15:02for all of this.
15:04Here at Desmarque Total, as soon as
15:06there is news, you’ll have it before
15:08anyone else.

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