Messi buys club in Spain and will rival Ronaldo
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Messi buys club in Spain and will rival Ronaldo

SIC Notícias9 September 2026 at 15:25

Lionel Messi, currently playing for Inter Miami, is set to buy Eldense, a football club in Spain. The Argentine striker will take full control of the club.

Eldense has Portuguese player Dinis Rodrigues in its first-team squad. The club currently competes in Spanish professional football.

With this acquisition, Messi will now directly rival Cristiano Ronaldo in Spain. The Portuguese player owns a club in the country, creating a new competitive dynamic between the two global stars.

Messi's purchase of Eldense represents a significant investment by the Argentine player in European football, marking his debut as a club owner in Spain.

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