Барселонагийн академийн есөн тоглогч Испани болон Аргентины шигшээ багийн бүрэлдэхүүнд багтаж, ням гарагт болох Дэлхийн аваргын финалын тоглолтод оролцохоор боллоо.
Барселонагийн ерөнхийлөгч Жоан Лапорта тус академийн бүтээгдэхүүнүүд дэлхийн хэмжээний томоохон тэмцээнд ийнхүү голлох үүрэг гүйцэтгэж байгаад бахархаж байгаагаа илэрхийлэв. Тэрээр Лионель Мессиг өнгөрсөн ба одоо цагийн амьд домог гэж тодотгосон бол Ламин Ямалыг багийн ирээдүй хэмээн онцолсон юм. Испанийн бүрэлдэхүүнд Ламин Ямал, Гави, Пау Кубарси, Дани Ольмо, Эрик Гарсиа, Алехандро Гримальдо, Марк Кукурелья, Виктор Муньос нар багтсан бол Аргентины ахлагч Лионель Месси мөн Ла Масиагийн хүмүүжигч юм.
Ням гарагт болох тоглолт Испанийн бөмбөг эзэмшилт дээр суурилсан хэв маяг болон Аргентины түрэмгий, ширүүн тоглолтын эсрэг тулаан болох төлөвтэй байна. Лапорта шүүгч Славко Винчичийг тоглолтын эхнээс Аргентины ширүүн тоглолт болон хууран мэхлэх үйлдлүүдийг хатуу хянахыг уриалав.
АНУ-д ажиллаж буй Лапорта энэ хугацаанд ФИФА, Ла лиг болон Испанийн хөлбөмбөгийн холбооны удирдлагуудтай уулзалт хийж, хөлбөмбөгийн хөгжлийн талаар санал солилцсоноо дурдлаа. Тэрээр эдгээр уулзалтууд нь дэлхийн хөлбөмбөгийн шилдгүүдтэй туршлага солилцох үр дүнтэй ажил болсныг онцолсон юм.
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Barcelona president Joan Laporta has highlighted the impact of La Masia on Sunday’s World Cup final between Spain and Argentina.
Barca’s famed academy has produced nine players that will be in the squads for the title game in New Jersey, eight for La Roja – Lamine Yamal, Gavi, Pau Cubarsí, Dani Olmo, Eric Garcia, Alejandro Grimaldo, Marc Cucurella and Víctor Muñoz – and Argentina captain Lionel Messi.
Messi is the most famous of its graduates and the 39-year-old will try to help his country win a second successive world title at the weekend against the European champions.
Laporta, who is in New York, told RAC1: “Messi has also reached the final and I am happy. It is [a source of] pride for La Masia.
“Messi is the past and present and Lamine is the present and future. We are very happy to have created a genuine system of playing at Barça. As president it gives me enormous pride to have trained these two players at our home and if we add that we [as a club] have Joan Garcia, Eric Garcia, Cubarsí, who is having a spectacular World Cup, Olmo, Gavi, Pedri, Ferran… It’s spectacular.”
Barcelona chief Laporta hopes referee clamps down on Argentina physicality
Sunday’s game will see a clash of styles with Spain’s possession-heavy gameplan coming up against the aggression and determination of Argentina.
The South Americans got away with a lot in the semi-final win over England and Laporta hopes referee Slavko Vincic clamps down early on their gamesmanship.
He added: “It is the best game that could be played, of different styles and the referee must be strong. Argentina are more aggressive and the Spanish national team plays with a style of play more like that of Barça. Barça is the best there is and everyone recognises it.”
Laporta has been in the United States since Monday and says it has proven to be a hugely beneficial trip so far.
“We have been to many events and had many meetings,” he said. “We have been with FIFA, La Liga, the [Spanish] Federation, who invited us. These are days of great intensity alongside the crème de la crème of world football.
“[La Liga president] Javier Tebas and [Spanish Football Federation president] Rafael Louzán are also here. We were able to have dinner and talk about football in general. I am very grateful to the Federation and the treatment they are giving us. We were also with [FIFA president Gianni] Infantino and his FIFA Board and we have talked a lot.”
