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But his time at the club has ended in controversy after he got sent off in the tunnel at half-time of Barcelona‘s game against Osasuna.
Pique, who was named among the substitutes, was furious with a decision to send off Robert Lewandowski during the first half and had a heated conversation with the ref which continued into the tunnel.
He was then sent off for his remonstrating – denying him the chance to make his last ever Barcelona appearance.
According to referee Jesus Gil Manzanoâs report, Pique said: âYou are the referee who has most screwed Barcelona by some distance.
âYou are a f***ing disgrace.â
The match official has previously sent off Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez in his career.
Team-mate Lewandowski was shown a red card after 31 minutes following a shocking elbow as he challenged for a header.
The Pole was motoring forward to challenge Osasuna’s David Garcia in an aerial duel.
But amazingly, having already been yellow carded, Lewandowski kept his eyes on the player and not the ball as he leapt high into the air.
He then received his marching orders just after the half hour mark.
Barcelona went into the break a goal down thanks to Garcia’s 11th minute strike for Osasuna.