FastOneTwo.com's cookie policy has been updated. Our website has been developed in a way to allow you to read all our articles even when cookies are disabled but third party cookies may be placed on your machine to track your use of our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive these cookies, alternatively, click "TELL ME MORE" for more information including opt-out instructions.

LATEST NEWS 11:37 Would Harry Kane Thrive Overseas? He is one of the hottest properties around in English football and rumours persist that he is high on Real ... 15:45 Mauricio Pochettino admits draw against Liverpool is a fair result Tottenham Hotspur head coach Mauricio Pochettino admits this afternoon's 1-1 draw against Liverpool was a ...

Arsene Wenger insists: Olivier Giroud is not just a substitute here at Arsenal Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believes striker Olivier Giroud can still be an asset in his squad this season. The Frenchman has struggled to enjoy regular first team football at the... - Read article
Arsene Wenger admits Top Four finish is difficult for Arsenal Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says a Top Four finish will not be easy to achieve for his side despite a vital 2-1 win away at Middlesbrough. The Gunners are currently sixth in the... - Read article
Arsene Wenger explains when striker Lucas will be back in action Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he has no new injury concerns after the mid-week draw at home against Paris Saint-Germain. Defender Hector Bellerin and midfielder Santi Cazorla are... - Read article


Chelsea Jersey
» Transfer Rumours

President confirms Lionel Messi could leave Barcelona to join Chelsea

By

La Liga president Javier Tebas admits Lionel Messi could leave Spain after he was found guilty of tax fraud.

At the start of the week the Argentinean has been linked with a possible move to Chelsea or Manchester City.

And Tebas says the 29-year-old could be tempted by a move to the English Premier League.

"Of course I fear that [Messi] could leave," he told reporters.

"The only thing I can tell him is that from La Liga we believe he isn't guilty and we are happy to have him here.

"I don't think he is a criminal – I don't believe he knew anything.

"I think the Supreme Court will overturn the sentence. He was sucked in by a risky fiscal program that has brought these consequences.

"But you cannot forget that he has contributed over £135million to the Spanish state. That money has built motorways and hospitals.

"There is no prejudice or personal attack against Messi or against Barcelona. The world of sport is under investigation."

Featured in article
Javier Tebas, Lionel Messi



LATEST NEWS