The State of Soccer with Tariq Panja

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Sep 13, 2021

In the wake of Lionel Messi leaving FC Barcelona due to the club's increasing debt and subsequent inability to pay Messi's salary, there has been much talk in the soccer world about the growing imbalance between teams who have the funds to spend on players, and those who do not. New York Times global sports reporter Tariq Panja joins us to discuss the current state of the soccer world amid these tensions, which have only grown due to the pandemic.

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