Barcelona apologise after making top transfer target and stunning Wag feel ‘abandoned’ upon arrival from Premier League

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BARCELONA have apologised to Ilkay Gundogan they had made him and his stunning Wag feel “abandoned”.

The midfielder reportedly complained about the treatment of his family following his move to the club.

ReutersBarcelona have apologised for making Ilkay Gundogan and his wife feel ‘abandoned’[/caption]

Gundogan joined Barca on a free transfer from Manchester City in the summer following seven years in England.

During that time, he won 14 major trophies including the treble last season.

As a result, Barcelona had made him a top transfer target, beating Arsenal to his signature.

However, Gundogan was left unhappy with the support given to him and his wife Sara Arfaoui following his arrival.

According to SPORT, he had expected the club to help with housing and transport.

The report adds that Barca have responded to his complaint by issuing an apology to Gundogan and his family.

Gundogan has been joined in Spain by Sara, having married the TV presenter and model in 2022.

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The couple also have a child together and were all smiles at his unveiling back in the summer.

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The Mega AgencyGundogan complained about the treatment of himself and his wife Sara Arfaoui[/caption]

Sara had shared an emotional goodbye to Manchester on social media as the move was confirmed, despite previously blasting the quality of restaurants in the city.

Since signing for Barca, Gundogan has scored once and added four assists in 14 appearances for the Spanish giants.

He was left fuming after their El Clasico loss to Real Madrid at the weekend, though.

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Speaking after the match, he criticised his team-mates’ reaction to the defeat in the dressing room at full-time.

GettySara previously supported Gundogan at Manchester City before joining him in Spain[/caption]

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