After Retirement, Messi Has a New Empire in Spain, in Which Direction Is the World-Winning Star Moving?
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He has put away his national team jersey. In the meantime, Lionel Messi is planning for the future.
Eldense will be owned by Messi saved surprise. Almería, already part of the CR7 club conglomerate, will soon be its rival. Eldense is expected to be the new Lionel Messi club in Spain over the next few weeks. The Argentine will keep about 100% of the shares as long as the Supreme Sports Council approves the acquisition of the rosaryno. A scenario that would lead him to face the equipment also owned by Cristiano Ronaldo in Spain as it is the Alme…
The purchase still depends on legal procedures and the authorization of the CSD; moreover, the Argentine already controls the Cornellà and could face limits for multiple ownership. The post Messi will buy a club from Spain and made a historic decision: “100%” appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
Messi and Cristiano's main goal is to secure their business future and sports empire after retiring from professional football. The investment in Spanish clubs is to elevate their clubs to La Liga in Spain, where both have played for the longest time, and thereby become fully present in European football.
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