Barcelona outcasts furious about the exclusion from training sessions – reports
A tense environment has developed at Barcelona after manager Hansi Flick took the ruthless decision to exclude six squad players from standard first-team training sessions.
The players currently exiled to separate training facilities include established first-team contributors Marc Casado and Hector Fort, alongside youngsters Guille Fernandez, Toni Fernandez, Tommy Marques, and Jofre Torrents.
Barca are accelerating their departures to trim down an overcrowded first-team roster before the rapidly approaching transfer deadline closes.
The club’s treatment has triggered intense fury among the players and their agents alike. Representatives are openly complaining that Barca’s massive price tags are sabotaging their clients’ ability to secure fair transfers elsewhere.
Meanwhile, the La Liga giants insist that the separation safeguards the players from training ground injuries. This justification gained traction within the board after winger Roony Bardghji tragically ruptured his ACL during a high-intensity session. However, dressing room morale has noticeably suffered from the administrative choice.
Tensions peaked ahead of last weekend’s triangular tournament in Italy when Flick explicitly told Casado he would not travel with the touring squad. Teammates were reportedly stunned by the treatment of the popular midfielder.
