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Leo Messi buys a football team in Spain

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leo Messi has announced in a statement that he is the new owner of the Catalan club UE Cornella, which plays in the Tercera RFEF.

Argentine footballer and eight-time Ballon d'Or winner Leo Messi has completed the acquisition of UE Cornella, becoming the new owner of the Baix Llobregat club. With this deal, Messi strengthens his close relationship with Barcelona and his commitment to the development of sport and local talent in Catalonia.

Leo Messi buys a football team in Spain
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Quarry work

Founded in 1951, Cornellà is one of the most traditional clubs in Catalan and Spanish football. Throughout its history, the club has stood out for its solid youth work and its ability to compete at the highest level within Spanish semi-professional football, establishing itself as a benchmark in the training of young footballers.

Famous players

Players who have gone on to reach the elite of national and international soccer have passed through its ranks, such as Spain and Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, Jordi Alba, the Argentine’s former teammate at both Barca and Inter Miami, Gerard Martin, one of the recent names of FC Barcelona for his growth in the first team defense, Javi Puado, captain of RCD Espanyol and also international with Spain, Keita Balde, international with Senegal and with extensive experience in major leagues, Aitor Rubial, one of the current captains of Real Betis Balompie or Ilie Sanchez, MLS champion and selected twice for the MLS All-Star.

The arrival of Leo Messi opens a new chapter in the club's history, with the aim of boosting its sporting and institutional growth, strengthening its structure and continuing to support talent. The project envisages a long-term vision, with a strategic plan that combines ambition, sustainability and roots.
The Barcelona club is fighting for promotion to the Segunda RFEF, as it is currently in third place with 55 points behind Manresa (60 points) and Badalona (57) in Group 5 of the Tercera RFEF.

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