Southampton eventually defeated Barcelona 2-0 away, and then eliminated the La Liga giants with a total score of 5-1.

Barcelona was brutally eliminated by the saints, which immediately caused an uproar in Spain.

Whether it is Barcelona fans or the media close to Barcelona, ​​they all said that head coach Luis Enrique should be responsible for the team's miserable defeat, and the management should also resign and apologize for the miserable defeat.

However, Barcelona chairman Sandro Rossel took the initiative to clarify and publicly stated that the team will continue to support Luis Enrique without condition and affirm Enrique's coaching in Barcelona.

As for resigning, Rossell said that he would not make such an irresponsible decision.

On the contrary, Rossell said that not only would he not resign, he would continue to run for the throne of chairman.

The outside world has also paid attention to the statements made by the President of Barcelona.

The famous Barcelona mouthpiece, Daily Sports Daily, analyzed that the reason why Rossell has such confidence comes from the team's improved financial situation, which has made Rossell win considerable recognition in front of the team's board of directors.

"You know, when we were immersed in the glorious peak of the Dream Three period, the team's performance was based on heavy debts, and we were almost overwhelmed by the debt."

"However, in recent years, the team's financial situation has been improving and the continuous reduction of debts, which has made people see hope."

But coincidentally, the Ass, who is close to Real Madrid, published a photo of Rossell, Bartomeu and Southampton boss Yang Huan talking enthusiastically in the chairman's stands, and once again published a major news.

Barcelona intends to sell Messi!

And the one who took over was the wealthy European quasi-wealth team, Southampton!

This news immediately caused an uproar throughout Europe.

Barcelona wants to sell Messi, which is not a big news, and it has even been circulated before, but Barcelona officials quickly denied the rumors, believing that it was fake news and repeatedly promised that Barcelona would not sell Messi.

But interestingly, this time, in an interview, Barcelona's Rossell reiterated that Messi is a team's non-selling practice, but added another sentence.

"Messi's athletic career started in Barcelona. He is our idol and the focus of attention all over the world. Maybe he will end his career in Barcelona, ​​but we will not take the initiative to sell Messi!"

Rossel's ambiguous statement immediately caused a huge response in the media field.

What does it mean that maybe he will end his career in Barcelona?

Such an uncertain statement actually means that he may not end his career in Barcelona!

Also, I won’t take the initiative to sell Messi, what does this mean?

Everyone knows that the club's trick of selling people can be done as if the player is leaving.

Real Madrid sells Di Maria to Southampton, isn't that the case?

However, some media close to Barcelona said that Messi had long emphasized that he hoped to leave Europe at the end of his career, return to his hometown and play for the Newell Old Boys.

Therefore, Rossell's statement did not suggest selling Messi.

It can be said that there is no wind and no waves.

When Rossell's statement had not subsided, Barcelona's godfather Cruyff said that Barcelona's best choice now is to sell Messi in exchange for a transfer fee, reorganize the team, and return to the top.

Cruyff's words in the column immediately caused great controversy.

This godfather, who has amazing appeal in the Barcelona fan group, actually supports selling Messi?

Barcelona fans were immediately divided into two factions, one supported and the other opposed.

Some even questioned whether Cruyff took Rossel's benefits?

But everyone knows that Cruyff was forced to leave Barcelona because Rossel was unhappy with him.

The team's central defender Pique openly opposes Cruyff. He believes that Messi and Neymar are not in conflict. Why do we have to sell Messi with Neymar?

Interestingly, the former Barcelona president, Larta, who intends to run for Barcelona president, has stood up again and publicly stated that the team cannot sell Messi no matter what, which is absolutely unacceptable.

It is obvious that the former chairman is coming out to show his presence and build momentum for the upcoming election.

The relationship between head coach Luis Enrique and Messi is very tense, but he also said in an interview with the media, "I don't know what the future will be, but we all think Messi will stay in Barcelona because this is what Barcelona fans want."

What does it mean?

The media and fans have interpreted Enrique's meaning, but no one has the answer.

But the media and fans don't care about you, so they quickly changed the topic, from whether Messi will leave Barcelona and who will become Messi's next boss.

As the saying goes, the economic foundation determines the superstructure.

If you want to support a star of Messi, no one can afford it except the strongest giants in the world.

When it comes to superstars and wealthy families, Real Madrid is the first to be mentioned.

But no one would believe that Real Madrid has the chance to win Messi, and no one would even think that Messi would join Real Madrid.

Because, Messi cannot become the second Figo!

In addition to Real Madrid, Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Southampton, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich are all potential next homes.

After analyzing one by one, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Paris Saint-Germain seem to be the most likely.

Manchester United is undoubtedly burning money now, but it is not burning to superstars like Messi, because burning a Messi will not make much sense to Manchester United, and will instead affect the team's reconstruction.

Although Arsenal is rich, with Wenger's stingy manner, he would never be able to buy Messi when he was beaten to death.

Southampton and Bayern Munich are undoubtedly able to afford Messi in terms of performance, football style, or financial strength, and can afford Messi's annual salary as the world's number one. But the problem is that the transfer styles of these two teams are very pragmatic and unlikely to spend such a big price to smash Messi.

As for Chelsea, West London teams have poor performance, and how could Messi consider the Premier League relegation team?

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"Relegation team?"

When Abramovich saw the analysis article published by the Sun, he almost got furious and sprayed smoke from his seven orifices.

Neme, say we are Chelsea as a relegation team?

"Damn it, haha, they are blind. Which eye can see that we are a relegation team? We are obviously... clearly ranked 16th, okay?"

Abramovich almost went crazy.

Anyone who dares to say that Chelsea is a relegation team, he will definitely kill him.

Granovskiya stood aside and didn't dare to speak, but he thought in his heart that, boss, we are ranked 16th, but compared with the eighteenth relegation team, there are only two more points.

This is not a relegation team, what is it?

"Messi, Messi, the whole world says Messi, what's so great about it? Labor and capital will buy it for you to show every minute!"

Speaking of this, Abramovich looked at Granovskiya, "Marina, go, call, we want to buy Messi!"

"Boss, are you serious?" Granovskiya was startled.

That's not bad, do you really want to buy Messi?

"Yes, call, I'll fight with you!" Abramovich also became fierce.

It’s really a tiger that doesn’t show its power. Do you think I’m a sick cat?

Have you all forgotten how I entered the Premier League?

Granovskiya was shocked. If you really want to buy Messi, wouldn’t Chelsea have to go further on the road of high debt?

"Call me, why are you slowing down?" Abramovich urged him unhappily when he saw that she was not moving.

"Oh." Granovschia did not dare to disobey, so he quickly took out his cell phone and found the phone number of Barcelona management Bartomeu.

This is the phone number left before Barcelona came to Chelsea to discuss.

I called, beeped twice, and the phone rang.

"Hello, Mr. Bartomeu, I am Marina of Chelsea."

Granovskiya mustered up his courage and greeted with a smile.

"Yes, Mr. Bartomeu, I just want to ask, what we said last time, Messi's transfer..."

But before Granovskiya finished speaking, she exclaimed, "What? What did you say?"

"...Hmph, it's too much, you will definitely regret it!"

After saying that, Granovskiya hung up the phone angrily.

"What's going on?" Abramovich was surprised. OK, why are you so angry?

Granovskiya glanced at Abramovich timidly and tried his best to calm down.

"Boss, Bartomeu said..."

"What did you say?" Abramovich instinctively felt that Bartomeu should have refused to sell Messi.

"He said..."

"What are you saying? You said, "What are you doing?" Abramovich was also angry.

Granovskiya dared not delay any more, and he mustered up the courage, closed his eyes and spoke to the end in one breath.

"Batomeu said that Messi said it was impossible to transfer to Chelsea because he wanted to play in the Champions League, not the English Championship, and he didn't want to play under Mourinho!"

quiet!

Deadly silence!
To be continued...