Lionel Messi crossed a Spanish journalist hard and called him a liar

The man from Rosario recognized that “Thank God I have achieved all my goals, everything in football, which is very difficult”. “I was lucky to be in the best team in the world, the best club. The best team in history. That made it easier to win individual titles,” La Pulga winked at the Culé team.

When asked about a possible tribute from the Catalan team during the inauguration of the renovated Camp Nou in November of next year, Messi assured that he does not know what will happen, but he reignited the hope of the Catalan fans: “Obviously I would love to be able to say goodbye to people in another way. I think there was a strange feeling when I left and I think it’s not good with everything we shared and experienced together, with everything we gave each other. Not to end in a way that we have to end.”

“I think I deserve to say goodbye to those people with whom we have experienced so many joys and sadness throughout my career. Barcelona is my home, I love the club and my people. If it happens, obviously happy to be. Barcelona is special, different from everything. The fact of having been there for so many years and having good teammates made me win so much. I hope to one day be able to collaborate and do my best for them like I always did,” he added.

After these statements, the Spanish journalist Gerard Romero, through his stream on Jijantes, assured that there was a meeting between the player from Rosario and Joan Laporta, president of Barcelona. “Joan Laporta and Leo Messi spoke at the end of the Ballon d’Or gala. The president thanked Leo for his words during the speech and they met to find the best possible date for the tribute”the communicator reported, however The news was denied by the world champion himself.

“You lie… once again…”, wrote the man from Rosario along with an emoji of a face with a long nose, in reference to Pinocchio, the character whose nose grew when he lied.

Messi has already returned to Miami and received an affectionate greeting from Inter

Lionel Messirecent winner of his eighth Golden Ballwas received with a warm tribute by the Inter Miami team upon returning to training.

Coach Gerardo Martino and the players of Inter Miami rThey greeted the Argentine star forming a hallway with streamers and posters with the number 8.

Photos shared by Inter Miami They also show the entire squad along with the player chosen as the best in the world eight times.

In the post, the official account of the Miami franchise added: “Welcome home, winner”.

Messi He was accompanied on his trip to Paris by one of the owners of Inter Miami, Jorge Masand also received the award from the Englishman David Beckham.