No Hard Feelings As Barca loses Messi to Inter Miami

Hamilton Nwosa
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FC Barcelona on Wednesday, wished Lionel Messi the best of luck following his decision to join the Inter Miami club instead.

This development comes after months of speculation that Messi might take the juicy offer by the Saudi Arabia Pro League or return to the Spanish club, Barcelona.

The Spanish club in a statement on the official website fcbarcelona.com, said that, “FC Barcelona wishes Lionel Messi the best of luck in his new professional phase.

“On Monday, June 5, Jorge Messi, the player’s father and representative, informed Club President Joan Laporta of the player’s decision to join Inter Miami, despite having been presented with a proposal from Barça, in consideration of the desire of both FC Barcelona and Lionel Messi for him to once again wear blaugrana.

“President Laporta understood and respected Messi’s decision to want to compete in a league with fewer demands, further away from the spotlight and the pressure he has been subject to in recent years.

“Both Joan Laporta and Jorge Messi also agreed to work together to promote a proper tribute from Barça fans to honor a footballer who has been, is, and always will be beloved by Barça.”

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