Ramón de Mon raises the question about Barça and Tebas after the Nico case: 'Why?'

It seems unbelievable how Barcelona's transfer market is being heavily affected. This is the case with the pressure exerted by Athletic Club de Bilbao, which prevented the signing of Nico Williams. Ramón Álvarez de Mon talks about this through his social media and asks a rather forceful question: "Why doesn't Barça report Tebas and make it easier for him to be disqualified? Real Madrid has tried several times."

This question may seem absurd, but it is not, since it is somewhat curious how this action has affected them and they don't want to do anything about it. Some might say that it is something obvious, since they receive certain favors due to the good relationship they have with the president of LaLiga.

This only increases the belief that there could be deals going on behind the scenes with the Catalan club. Obviously, this is without evidence, but with this question, it becomes quite clear that there is something more important behind it.

They don't report him for a reason

Nico Williams's signing was one of the most desired by all Barcelona fans in recent months, since he is a player of great stature (1.85 m). However, it seems that in the end this has fallen through, and Athletic Club's involvement in the investigation played a major role.

They practically kept constant pressure on the president of the Spanish competition, who has allowed many unbelievable moves. The coincidence in all of this is that Barcelona is the common denominator in these moves, where justice has not truly been served.

After the constant pressure from the Basque club, things have ultimately turned out as they desired. However, this sets a precedent, since if they want to make any moves, Barcelona could be affected by these investigations.

We'll see what happens next

For now, the only thing we can do is wait to see what will become of this whole situation with Barcelona and the actions of the other teams. However, we are already starting to see a pattern where the aids seem to be an important foundation for their finances to turn out well.